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Using a specifically written hearing program and playing music through the small speakers on his desk, David Bollinger explains the subtle differences in sound and demonstrates how different types of hearing losses sound.

Using a specifically written hearing program and playing music through the small speakers on his desk, David Bollinger explains the subtle differences in sound and demonstrates how different types of hearing losses sound.

By Gerry Tritz

Saturday, January 21, 2012

A new Jefferson City business aims to help the hearing impaired through testing and various brands of products.

Clear Sound Hearing offers hearing aids and other products from Starkey, Unitron, Phonak and other brands.

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“We are independent, so we’re not obliged to sell any particular brands,” said hearing instrument specialist David Bollinger.

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