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The SPL hearing meter.

K Owada
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An instrument, the SPL Hearing Meter, was devised for the measurement of hearing threshold with a hearing aid earphone in order to make a direct comparison between the hearing threshold and the output sound pressure level of a hearing aid. The author found this a handy tool for selection and adjustment of hearing aids.

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K Owada. 1981. The SPL hearing meter.. https://doi.org/10.3109/01050398109076184

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