Hearing Aids

This book is worth one's while for it is quite comprehensive. I my opinion, it covers pretty much everything a beginner or a not so beginner needs to know about hearing problems

Great to keep around as a reference. If you are a student, buy this. Don't rent. It's great to keep around for reference.

One great book for audio, acoustic and sound engineering students that want to get involved in hearing aids development. Every concept is explained and pure basic knowledge is required.

I need this book for a course requirement for my Au.D. program, and this textbook makes the course make a lot more sense than the notes from the instructor!My only complaint with the e-book/kindle format is that there are quite a few typos, or words that are joined together. This is just one of the typos that I have noticed in the kindle version of the book. I do not know if this is also in the physical book, or just file for the kindle version, but I would highly recommend that it be proofread. If it did not have these errors, I would have given the book a 5

I'm just an interested amateur, but this books covers lots of areas in some depth regarding the technology and fitting of hearing aids. It would be nice to see a little more mathematical/engineering approach, but this book seems to be aimed at audiologists, and is well suited for that use.

Perfect condition, easy returns

Really terrible condition, but a great book to have

The book although purchased used, came in complete shambles. The pages are no longer attached to the cover/spine and many are individually sitting in the book unattached to the spine, which will make it hard to use on a daily basis.