Do you need an audiologist to pair the microphone to the compilot?
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No you don't. You need to pair it with a Bluetooth-enabled device (hearing aid or CI), and you can do that yourself with the included instructions.
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This ComPilot works with all wireless hearing aids from Phonak except for the new Venture series hearing aids, which use the ComPilot II. Thank you for your patronage.
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No. Since this is so important you need to get helicopter pilot headphones with stereo and ac input. Also he needs to play the same music he listens to while studying durring the exam.
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Yes, you must have the dongle plugged into the PC to connect to the headset.
792165
No, you would have to have both inputs plugged in, as one is for sound (listen) and the other is mic (speaking) - so your headset needs both.
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No, you can't hear the mic audio in your hearing aids, its only used for outgoing phone calls when using the Com Pilot. You want the "Remote Mic" here Phonak Remote Mic. Compatible with ComPilotYou need to have the compilot to use it of course.
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Yes, you can connect an external microphone to the QFX. It comes with a headset microphone, I feel you knew that one. I have mine for over two years now and it is holding up well.
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No. The Com-Pilot can only pair with one other Blue Tooth device at a time.
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The Compilot is a remote control for Phonac hearing aids. It has bluetooth and audio inputs and these are sent to your hearing aids wirelessly via the neck loop. This microphone plugs into the Com Pilot and is used to make phone calls. The com pilot does have an in internal microphone but this one is much clearer and better. You can also use the com pilot to feed audio to your hearing aids (from an MP3 player for example). They also make a "Remote Mic" that your partner can wear so you can hear them in a noisy party for example. That sends audio to the com pilot wirelessly via bluetooth. It sounds like this may be more what you are after. The Compilot is a remote control for Phonac hearing aids. It has bluetooth and audio inputs and these are sent to your hearing aids wirelessly via the neck loop. This microphone plugs into the Com Pilot and is used to make phone calls. The com pilot does have an in internal microphone but this one is much clearer and better. You can also use the com pilot to feed audio to your hearing aids (from an MP3 player for example). They also make a "Remote Mic" that your partner can wear so you can hear them in a noisy party for example. That sends audio to the com pilot... » Read More The Compilot is a remote control for Phonac hearing aids. It has bluetooth and audio inputs and these are sent to your hearing aids wirelessly via the neck loop. This microphone plugs into the Com Pilot and is used to make phone calls. The com pilot does have an in internal microphone but this one is much clearer and better. You can also use the com pilot to feed audio to your hearing aids (from an MP3 player for example). They also make a "Remote Mic" that your partner can wear so you can hear them in a noisy party for example. That sends audio to the com pilot wirelessly via bluetooth. It sounds like this may be more what you are after. « Show Less
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Not exactly sure about your setup. If the unit you plug the Compilot base into has audio-out/RCA type it should work as designed without affecting the speakers. This is not the headphone jack hookup. As I tried to explain in my review, this baby works so well for me, I cannot believe it. The audio-out ports should not affect the speakers. I'd guess it would be the same as with a TV. As I understand it, audio-out ports are getting the sound signal prior to the volume/speaker components, thus your plugged in device needs the volume control/amplification...which the Compilot provides for you. Hope this helps you and does not create too much confusion. Not exactly sure about your setup. If the unit you plug the Compilot base into has audio-out/RCA type it should work as designed without affecting the speakers. This is not the headphone jack hookup. As I tried to explain in my review, this baby works so well for me, I cannot believe it. The audio-out ports should not affect the speakers. I'd guess it would be the same as with a TV. As I understand it, audio-out ports are getting the sound signal prior to the volume/speaker components, thus your plugged in device needs the volume control/amplification...which the Compilot provides for you.... » Read More Not exactly sure about your setup. If the unit you plug the Compilot base into has audio-out/RCA type it should work as designed without affecting the speakers. This is not the headphone jack hookup. As I tried to explain in my review, this baby works so well for me, I cannot believe it. The audio-out ports should not affect the speakers. I'd guess it would be the same as with a TV. As I understand it, audio-out ports are getting the sound signal prior to the volume/speaker components, thus your plugged in device needs the volume control/amplification...which the Compilot provides for you. Hope this helps you and does not create too much confusion. « Show Less
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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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Yes, LiveMIC can be paired with Phonake ComPilot since both are using same pairing code "0000". Also, you need to use Mode A of LiveMIC to pair and connect with ComPilot. LiveMIC is a good wireless microphone to be used as remote wireless microphone since it is eqiuped 2 microphones, Omnidirectional and Unidirectional microphone and other rich features.
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No, you just plug it in. You just have make sure that the settings are to the mic after it is plugged in. I used it with Audacity and I just had to mess with the settings a bit to get it connected. No add-ons or anything is needed. Just the mic and the program. Super clear too!
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I have a pair of Phonak hearing aids. They pair with my ComPilot. I haven't experienced any problem with my MC1 that I purchased from Amazon. I have asked persons on the receiving end of the conversation & the tell me very good audio on their end.
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The PilotOne will work with the ComPilot for remote control functions if programmed by a hearing aid professional, both will work with the same pair of hearing aids. We have patients in our hearing aid practice that use both. Thank you for your patronage.
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Yes, a preamplifier is required in order to use this microphone. It requires an XLR port which is not on any motherboard.
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Yes, but it might need a Jack 3.5mm stereo adapter due to the microphone-remote cable.