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Hi All - my apologies to all for taking your time with this but I have misfiled or misplaced the name and location of the attorney on one of these lists who told me the following and I want to quote him in a magazine article I'm working on:
“ I rely on Phonak’s Roger system for any meetings in large groups. Roger allows multiple wireless mics to create a unified sound that goes to the Roger receiver in my Cochlear N8 implant. For large conference rooms I prefer the Roger II Table mic and use several of them on large conference room tables. This works better than using the Roger ON which was made for single smaller tables Most people in those meetings don't consider me "hard of hearing.”
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Stephen O. Frazier, Hearing Loss Support Specialist
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I have to laugh at this. I don’t believe I posted this, but it is such an exact match of my experience, and I’m a lawyer, that if it weren’t for the last sentence I would think I wrote it. Because I’m busy placing mics in very visible locations, people are very much aware that I’m hard of hearing.
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Carol
On Mar 8, 2023, at 7:26 PM, Stephen O. Frazier <hlaanm@...> wrote:Hi All - my apologies to all for taking your time with this but I have misfiled or misplaced the name and location of the attorney on one of these lists who told me the following and I want to quote him in a magazine article I'm working on:“ I rely on Phonak’s Roger system for any meetings in large groups. Roger allows multiple wireless mics to create a unified sound that goes to the Roger receiver in my Cochlear N8 implant. For large conference rooms I prefer the Roger II Table mic and use several of them on large conference room tables. This works better than using the Roger ON which was made for single smaller tables Most people in those meetings don't consider me "hard of hearing.”I hope you see this post and will identify yourself...SteveStephen O. Frazier, Hearing Loss Support SpecialistPlease support theGET IN THE HEARING LOOPcampaign of theHearing Loss Association of America
Mary Honomichl
Would it have been John Waldo? I can not recall what instruments he has.
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Mary H
On Mar 8, 2023, at 6:27 PM, Stephen O. Frazier <hlaanm@...> wrote:
Hi All - my apologies to all for taking your time with this but I have misfiled or misplaced the name and location of the attorney on one of these lists who told me the following and I want to quote him in a magazine article I'm working on:“ I rely on Phonak’s Roger system for any meetings in large groups. Roger allows multiple wireless mics to create a unified sound that goes to the Roger receiver in my Cochlear N8 implant. For large conference rooms I prefer the Roger II Table mic and use several of them on large conference room tables. This works better than using the Roger ON which was made for single smaller tables Most people in those meetings don't consider me "hard of hearing.”I hope you see this post and will identify yourself...SteveStephen O. Frazier, Hearing Loss Support SpecialistPlease support theGET IN THE HEARING LOOPcampaign of theHearing Loss Association of America