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Evaluating the benefit of hearing aids in solving the cocktail party problem

Marrone et al., 2008

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16095050900902659798
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Marrone N
Mason C
Kidd Jr G
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Trends in amplification

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The benefit of wearing hearing aids in multitalker, reverberant listening environments was evaluated in a study of speech-on-speech masking with two groups of listeners with hearing loss (younger/older). Listeners selectively attended a known spatial location in two room …
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