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| zafdor@yahoo.com wrote in message news:<1110564164.412725.309610@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>...
> Actually, the 'clicks' give you finer adjustment. As serpant said,
> once the instrument is properly adjusted you will rarely tweak the
> volume. The only thing I do miss is the ability to quickly move
> to/from min & max volume. Instead of a quick spin of the wheel, you
> need to hold the switch for several seconds.
Thanks for the responses. I had my ears filled with silicone on
wednesday, I go back to my audi in 2 weeks to pick up trial aids.
Because I live 2.5 hours away from my audi she is letting me trial two
sets of hearing aids, one Widex set and one Siemens set.
Any suggestions on how they should be configured, the siemens aids she
quoted me did'nt have volume controls, sounds like you guys like the
volume adjustment. Do the 3p's have 3 mikes and is there any advantage
to the 3rd mike. I have to get back to her to order the aids with the
configuration I request, sounds like it will only take a couple of
days to get them in.
Jim M
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