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Thanks to its unique ComforTec™ technology, ReSoundAIR is the first hearing instrument to fully address the requirements of patients with mild or high-frequency hearing loss. ComforTec™ provides a wide-open ear canal to virtually eliminate occlusion - yet, since open-fitting hearing instruments become subject to feedback at much lower gain levels, it also provides the extra headroom needed to create a stable fitting.
At the same time, ComforTec™ enhances listening comfort with a range of software algorithms that minimize any noise, distortion and echoing that might otherwise be apparent to typical wearers of open-fitted instruments. With ComforTec™, ReSoundAIR provides a complete solution for mild or high-frequency hearing loss.
To achieve these remarkable benefits, ComforTec™ technology features an entirely new compressor, known as WarpOpen™, which was specifically designed to address the demands of mild or high-frequency hearing loss and wide-open fittings. The WarpOpen™ compressor features near-zero distortion and internal noise while providing extraordinary resolution for softer high-frequency signals.
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| Super-fast signal processing |
WarpOpen™ compression features extraordinarily low processing time delays, avoiding the sound coloration or echoing that might otherwise arise when direct sound mixes with amplified sound in an open fitting.
The signal distortion levels common to most hearing instruments can become a problem for hearing care professionals seeking maximum amplification. WarpOpen™'s extremely fast processing speed and broadband output compressor keep distortion to an absolute minimum.
| Extraordinary frequency and compression |
The WarpOpen™ compressor design features crossover bands that adjust or "warp" based on the gain settings for each individual hearing loss. This warping capability provides a high degree of resolution for softer input signals without over-amplifying louder signals. This, combined with a wide dynamic range compression scheme, provides unparalleled sound quality for mild or high-frequency hearing loss.
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