Amplivox Complete Audiocups with Transducers (DD45, 10 Ohm)
Product Code: 8010901
- Amplivox audiocups with DD45 10 ohm transducers
- 6.5ft cable length
- Plug type: 30°, 6.3mm mono jack
- Allows audiometry to be completed in high ambient noise
- Invaluable when an audiology booth is not available
- Additional attenuation when an audiology booth is available
- Articulated suspension of the earphone provides an accurate & comfortable fit
- Easily fitted to any TDH 39 type headphone
- No requirement to recalibrate after fitting
- 3 year warranty
- Often used with the Otosure, Model 116 and PC850 from Amplivox, AD226 from Interacoustics, MA25 from MAICO, Bell and Piccolo from Inventis, r07a and R27A from Resonance, RA300 and RA660 from Trematics, Neuro-Audio/PTA from Neurosoft, Sibelsound Duo from Sibel and the SD270 from Sivantos
- Also available to purchase the Audiocups Shell Only
NOTE: Special order item will incur additional lead time
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- DD45 HEX Screwdriver, sold by the each (item #8513343)
- DD45 HEX Screw - 0.9mm, sold by the each (item #8513344)
What is the difference between DD45, DD65 and DD450 headphones?
The DD45 is a supra-aural headphone designed to rest on the ear and does not completely fit over the ear. This headphone allows providers to obtain hearing test results at 250 Hz through 8000 Hz.
Both the DD65 and DD450 are circumaural headphones designed to completely encase or surround the ear, sealing the ear off from the environment. The circumaural design provides additional attenuation to significantly improve outcome and accuracy of hearing tests, making the DD65 and DD450 ideal for boothless audiometry (i.e., testing hearing outside of an audiometric booth).
While the DD65 and DD450 may be used for boothless audiology and look very similar, they are different. The DD65 headphone is a DD45 headphone inserted a DD450 encasement; like the DD45, the DD65 allows providers to obtain hearing test results at 250 Hz through 8000 Hz. In contrast, the DD450 headphone allows providers to obtain hearing test results at 250 Hz through 16000 Hz. The DD450 headphone (or comparable headphone) is specifically designed to extended frequency audiometry.