KW> My mother is in the market for hearing aids, but she doesn't think that
 KW> with tinnitus being her biggest complaint that amplification would help.
 KW> I'm hoping that modern tech will help you tune out certain frequencies,
 KW> like the Hear brand of earbuds a while ago.

Please let your mother know that I have tinnitus (it's bad enough that I receive
10% service-connected disability for it) and that my hearing aids are
specifically designed to help with tinnitus.  Hearing aids these days do not
simply amplify; they also can perform noise cancellation to help tinnitus
sufferers.

When I wear my hearing aids, my tinnitus is nullified.

These are the hearing aids I have:
https://www.phonak.com/en-us/hearing-devices/...

You can control them via a smartphone app to customize your hearing...it's a
godsend in noisy places.  Plus, being Bluetooth-enabled, I have my computer, TV,
and phone audio pumped in (they can remember 8 paired devices and be actively
paired to two at a time).

Again, please let your mother know that my tinnitus is helped greatly with
hearing aids.  There's no need to suffer any longer with today's tech.

-- Sean

P.S.  I specifically have the Audeo P-R submodel.

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