Headphones for those with hearing aids (1 Viewer)

[FJmike]

Just getting used to my NHS hearing aids and one thing I miss is being able to listen to music via headphones. After a bit of research found Sony MDR ZX130 headphones were very popular with people with behind the ear aids. Looked online and Argos are selling them for about £22, whilst doing some shopping I saw them in Sainsburies for £17.50 so purchased a pair. I have to say I'm very impressed with them, good quality sound and they don't make my aids whistle when wearing them.

 

[TheBig1]

or use an induction loop, which broadcasts direct to the hearing aids

 

[pappajohn]

or use an induction loop, which broadcasts direct to the hearing aids

I think the cans would be cheaper and more portable.
I take my lugholes out then crank up the volume of my wireless headphones.....I only use them for TV in bed so I mute the TV, saves waking her up.

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[JockandRita]

I think the cans would be cheaper and more portable.
I take my lugholes out then crank up the volume of my wireless headphones.....I only use them for TV in bed so I mute the TV, saves waking her up.

Yep, me too John, especially when the Boss is still upstairs in bed. .

I've also installed a wireless/Bluetooth Bose sound bar, so that the sound comes from behind me, rather than from the TV speakers, about 20 ft in front of me. It works a treat, and the sound is excellent. I do have to turn the bass down though.

Cheers,

Jock.