The conversation about hearing health continues in Episode 177 with three music-based audiologists — Dr. Laura Sinnott, Dr. Frank Wartinger and Dr. Juan Vasquez — who address a variety of topics. They talk what an audiogram can tell us, further define tinnitus and its effects, if we should use corrective EQ based on audiogram results, and more. This episode is sponsored by Audix, Allen & Heath and RCF.
Episode Links:
Talking Ears Podcast
Episode 152, Dr. Heather Malyuk
Dr. Laura Sinnott, Sound Culture
Dr. Frank Wartinger, Earmark Hearing Conservation
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