[CAUT] hearing aids

[Isaac OLEG]

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Les, hello,
I received your question in my personal mailbox, and I am not ^posting
on the list for a (too ) long time now, for many reasons, totally on
my side.

I mayy say that I dont have to use hearing aids actually, but of
course I guess that time will come, my father uses some -he is
^pianist and musician).
I just wanted to say to you, as you probably knwo yet, that as ,
consciencly or not we use our sensitive touch to tune (ou fingers,
chest and body that are able to deliver a message about the
convenicnec of an unisson, an octave, and why not a fith or othe
beating or non beating intervals) I strongly believe that we can rely
on more than our ears only, and that having hearin aids only may give
us an opportunity to focus prefernetly on other senses.
I had many experiences working with earplugs in absoluitely noisy
places, and I know I used tactile senses to confirm me what was going
on at these occasions, and then I use them as well in usual tuning).

That , EDT and your experience may be very well enough for you to
provide the same job than before.
I believe that the only part wher you will differ is in the high
treble, and even there, the tactile sense may be working. Feeling a
good octave in the high treble is very certainly an option At the
worst it may be very lively, and that is not necessarly a bad thing.

Hearing aids are there to boost the speech zone, I guess, does not
seem a trouble to me if I see atuner wearing some.

All the best , andd sorry if I am off the question.

Isaac OLEG

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> De : 	caut-bounces@ptg.org [mailto:caut-bounces@ptg.org] 
> Envoyé :	vendredi 24 juin 2005 22:10
> À :	caut@ptg.org
> Objet :	[CAUT] hearing aids
> 
> I'm interested in learning how many tuners use hearing aids.  I just
> started such a month or two ago.   My audiologist thinks my problem
> goes back years, probably before I took my tuning test, so I've been
> compensating without them...........    But there is a "necessary
> and ordinary" clause if one is to take such things as business
> expenses..........  The more techs who use them, the more "ordinary"
> it becomes.
> 
> I'd appreciate hearing from "hearing aid" users.  If replying on
> this list is difficult, then just drop a "yes" to me at my
> l-bartlett@sbcglobal   address..    I'm interested in NUMBERS at
> this time. An article for the Journal will probably follow at some
> point. Then I might solicit experiences.
> 
> Would someone who is also on pianotech post it there.    I'd like to
> find that there are more than would ordinarily be imagined who are
> using the help of hi-tech......
> thanks
> les bartlett
> bartlettpianoservice.com<< Fichier: ATT00068.txt>>

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