GN Resound Multi Mic Guide | Eardeals

Introducing to you a new series where we will be covering supporting accessories for hearing aids. From the top selling brands.

First, in this video we be covering the GN ReSound Multi Mic accessory.
A powerful supporting microphone capable of streaming audio from a speaker directly into your hearing aids. Can function as a table microphone capable of streaming multiple voices and even function as a third party supporting for using telecoil systems in public venues.

Time Stamps for this Video
0:00 – Introduction
0:40 – Overview
2:50 – Pairing To Devices
4:32 – Streaming Audio
6:48 – Device Compatibility

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