Features

• Something about Mead
  by Marshall Chasin Steve Aiken Steve Armstrong Larry Revit
• A Low-Frequency Emphasis Non-occluding Hearing Aid
  by Mead Killon
• Response Modifying Earhooks for Special Populations
  by Mead Killon
• An Earplug with Uniform 15-dB Attenuation  
  by Mead Killon
• Some Protection Is Good; Too Much Is Not Good
  by Mead Killon
• Sound Exposures and Hearing Thresholds of Symphony Orchestra Musicians
  by Mead Killon
• Earmold Options for Wideband Hearing Aids
  by Mead Killon
• An “Acoustically Invisible” Hearing Aid
  by Mead Killon
• What Special Hearing Aid Properties Do Performing Musicians Require?
  by Mead Killon
• Compression: Distinctions
  by Mead Killon
• CORFIG and GIFROC: Real Ear to Coupler and Back
  by Mead Killon
• Insertion Gain Repeatability versus Loudspeaker Location: You Want Me to Put My Loudspeaker W-H-E-R-E?
  by Mead Killon
• The Case of the Missing Dots: AI and SNR* Loss
  by Mead Killon
• Hearing Aids – Past, Present and Future: SNR Loss Comes of Age
  by Mead Killon
• Probe-Tube Microphone Assembly
  by Mead Killon
• Development of a Quick Speech-In-Noise Test for Measuring Signal-To-Noise Ratio Loss In Normal-Hearing and Hearing-Impaired Listeners
  by Mead Killon
• Article #1: New Insert Earphones for Audiometry
  by Mead Killon
• Transducers, Earmolds and Sound Quality Considerations
  by Mead Killon
• New Thinking on Hearing in Noise: A Generalized Articulation Index
  by Mead Killon
• SNR Loss: “I Can Hear What People Say, But I Can’t Understand Them”
  by Mead Killon
• Amplification: Is Class D Better than Class B
  by Mead Killon
• Classifying Automatic Signal Processors
  by Mead Killon
• A Wideband Miniature Microphone
  by Mead Killon
• Comparison of Two Hearing Aid Receiver-Amplifier Combinations using Sound Quality Judgments
  by Mead Killon
• Interview with Dr. Mead C. Killion, PhD
  by Marshall Chasin