I am 71 yrs. old, and hear quite well, I think. At 53 I had my hearing checked, and the audio fellow told me my hearing was excellent. He thought it was better than 50% of the 17 year olds walking around with headphones on. He also thought many of those would need aids by the age of 40, because the loud music would ruin their hearing . I am planning to check out some plugs soon, because what I've read on the list leads me to believe that they would be a benefit. An old friend of mine , now passed on, could still tune at 91, although he didn't hear well when we spoke. He was quite frail, so didn't tune, but came with me to see how my Accu - tuner worked, and did some aural tuning just to see if he still could. He was quite pleased, not surprised, that the Accu - tuner confirmed his ability. I wondered how he was able to tune, but had problems hearing speech. He told me that he had done his last professional tuning at the age of 88. We should all be so lucky. Curious as to how the transmitter thing worked, mentioned by someone . How was it attached to the piano? I assume on the sound board somewhere. Sounds like a great idea. Carl / Winnipeg
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