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Traditionally, the goal of a hearing aid fitting is to bring the acoustic level of speech above the hearing threshold of the impaired ear. Linear amplification is usually sufficient to bring the overall level of speech above threshold. Unfortunately, the information-bearing;, but low level, high frequency spectral components of speech often do not receive sufficient amplification from linear hearing aids to ensure their audibility.
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