Can this, along with the Com Pilot, be used with any hearing aid brand?
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No the ComPilot and Remote Mic are specific to Phonak and are therefore compatible with members of their hearing aid family. Additionally, the ComPilot and Remote Mic is compatible with the Naida CI Q70 Cochlear Implant, manufactured by Advanced Bionics.
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No - ComPilot and RemoteMic can only be used with compatible Phonak brand hearing aids or with compatible Advanced Bionics cochlear implant processors.
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no, it can not. the compilot uses a very special "streaming signal" that can only be picked up by hearing aids from Phonak and Advanced Bionics. the remote mic could be used in other combinations, as it's "just" a bluetooth mic. I guess you could link it to your phone or computer. never tried though.
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I understand that the Com Pilot is specific to Phonak hearing aids, but that some other brands have their own versions, so you might be able to get the same functionality. Best to ask your provider what their brand offers.
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No,unfortunately Jill..the comPilot by phonak uses short range fm radio to connect with some of the Phonak aids. The hearing aid you use it with has to have the newer Phonak system. Mine is Naida S. Even older Phonak aids will not use the comPilot. The Phonak Mike however connects to the comPilot using bluetooth, and the microphone should be able to connect as a remote mic to other bluetooth enabled devices. If your hearing aid can connect directly to a bluetooth device, this microphone MIGHT pair with it. If you are uncertain, check with your audiologist or the customer service rep for the maker of your aids.
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It's Bluetooth device so it should be able to as long as your hearing aide has Bluetooth in it. To be safe ask your hearing aide dealer.
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No,unfortunately Jill..the comPilot by phonak uses short range fm radio to connect with some of the Phonak aids. The hearing aid you use it with has to have the newer Phonak system. Mine is Naida S. Even older Phonak aids will not use the comPilot.The Phonak Mike however connects to the comPilot using bluetooth, and the microphone should be able to connect as a remote mic to other bluetooth enabled devices. If your hearing aid can connect directly to a bluetooth device, this microphone MIGHT pair with it. If you are uncertain, check with your audiologist or the customer service rep for the maker of your aids. No,unfortunately Jill..the comPilot by phonak uses short range fm radio to connect with some of the Phonak aids. The hearing aid you use it with has to have the newer Phonak system. Mine is Naida S. Even older Phonak aids will not use the comPilot.The Phonak Mike however connects to the comPilot using bluetooth, and the microphone should be able to connect as a remote mic to other bluetooth enabled devices. If your hearing aid can connect directly to a bluetooth device, this microphone MIGHT pair with it. If you are uncertain, check with your audiologist or the customer service... » Read More No,unfortunately Jill..the comPilot by phonak uses short range fm radio to connect with some of the Phonak aids. The hearing aid you use it with has to have the newer Phonak system. Mine is Naida S. Even older Phonak aids will not use the comPilot.The Phonak Mike however connects to the comPilot using bluetooth, and the microphone should be able to connect as a remote mic to other bluetooth enabled devices. If your hearing aid can connect directly to a bluetooth device, this microphone MIGHT pair with it. If you are uncertain, check with your audiologist or the customer service rep for the maker of your aids. « Show Less
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I use the Naida hearing aid from phonak as well as the Naida cochlear implant with this. Not sure if any Bluetooth enabled hearing aid would work with this or not.
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It works great with my Audeo Yes Hearing Aids. I have 2 of them actually. Lost one, bought a new one... then found the one I lost :(
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No I do not believe so. My Father and Grandfather both use this and they use it with hearing aids.
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Yes, this Com Pilot works with hearing aides and blue tooth phone as well. The remote mic may have to be programmed with the assistance of your audiologist, though. One thing about this Com Pilot is that when I wear it under my clothes and accidentially touch it, it does shut off my hearing aides which is kind of annoying:)
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That's the way it should be, but I'm not sure it works that way. My iPod is paired with the Com Pilot, and the Com Pilot is paired with my Phonak hearing aid (Naida), but the ComPilot doesn't pick up the music from my iPod and transmit it to my hearing aid. I'll have to consult an audiologist who knows about assistive devices. My tiny external microphone seems to work fine.
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I have paired three different ComPilots to my cell phone, to the TV link and to the Remote mic set. Your hearing aids or implant processors must be Phonak and Bluetooth compatible, On the ComPilot, you hold down the "+" button and the button on the side that looks like "< >". Hold them BOTH down at the same time for a few seconds until the blue light on the top begins to flash rapidly. When that happens, the ComPilot is in search mode and looking for a Bluetooth device to connect to. Hope this works for you.
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I have Phonak hearing aids with the Compilot Bluetooth/remote. Works very well with my telephone! It even sends caller ID when the phone rings. I have several family and friends' numbers programmed in the phone and in those cases tells me who's calling.
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Yes but I would consider another brand. I bought 2 of these and was disappointed by the sound quality of both.
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Many bluetooth home phones will work with the ComPilot, but not all. I have not had any luck with bluetooth house phones. I have no problems with my iPhone handy when connected to my ComPilot. Although expensive, the Phonak DECT Phone is by far the best solution. Even without hearing aids, the phone volume can be significantly increased so you can hear pretty well. Telephoning is one of the greatest challenges for HA wearers and Phonak phones are the best option to date.
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I'm sorry, I'm unfamiliar with most other brands. I can tell you it worked well with my Samsung HM1300 headset.
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The 6S Activ volume hearing protection does not have com hookups . They are a passive hearing protection with no other functions. Look at the more expensive Peltor products to find com connections.
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If you have a good Audiologist, they can. Otherwise just read the directions that come with both the Com Pilot and the Phonak TVLink S. I use mine for both my Cochlear Implant along with my Phonak Nadia hearing aid for my other ear.
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If the hearing aids have T (telecoil) capacity, whether if it's digital and/or analog, it should work. Have you contact Phonak themselves or the Music-Link company directly?
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These will work with any brand hearing aid that has a T-coil switch. My son's phonaks have a T-coil, though I'm not sure what model he has.
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Bluetooth enabled cordless phones will work with your com pilot, but you have to either leave the pilot on all the time to answer calls or reconnect it each time. I have used the icom for my phone for several years, but hated having to reconnect each time. I love the Phonak phone. I have Phonak hearing aids and when I pick up the phone it connects automatically to both ears. I have a profound hearing loss and can hear quite well on the phone now.
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I don't know but will have spouse to try it out, there shouldn't be a problem. The sound quality is tip top and I have severe hearing loss. But, I use the Phonak Niada hearing aid which is their strongest modle.
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I would not purchase this for that application. This is for pilots only. There are much cheaper Bose noise cancellation headsets. Here is a link to them: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_p_72_0?fst=as%3Aoff&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Abose+noise+cancelling+headphones%2Cp_72%3A2661618011&keywords;=bose+noise+cancelling+headphones&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1431128855&rnid;=2661617011