Audio consumption is at an all-time high, whether you’re listening to music, watching a lecture, your favorite show, etc. The right pair of headphones or headsets can significantly enhance concentration by delivering clear audio while preventing outside distractions. From digital learning and Zoom calls to podcasts, auditory health is becoming a priority for many.
Leading Otologist Recognizes TWT Audio Headphones and Headsets for Safety and Outstanding Value
Dr. Joseph Roberson of the California Ear Institute has highlighted a crucial issue that users are unaware of – the potential harm that sound and sound-producing devices can cause. If audio safety is not prioritized, especially during the early years, hearing loss can become a serious problem later in life. Following an extensive evaluation using state-of-the-art scientific equipment, TWT Audio headphones and headsets were found to meet the stringent audio safety standards set by the California Ear Institute, providing a safe and reliable audio experience.
"In our testing, we placed a microphone at the eardrum and tested two TWT Audio devices for sound output, the most accurate way to test devices in humans," said Dr. Roberson. "We know that sound exposure due to headphone use and earbuds is a serious issue. Hearing can become damaged with many available sound-producing devices slowly over time. Our testing showed TWT Audio's products exceeded well-proven safety barriers when used with an everyday sound source, such as speech or music. We believe TWT Audio's products to be of exceptional quality, at an amazing price."
TWT Audio Outperforms Competitors in Frequency Response Tests
The infographic above illustrates how TWT Audio headphones protect against harmful mid-range frequencies compared to competitors. These mid-range frequencies, which include common sounds like speech and music, can be damaging over time if not properly managed. TWT Audio's products have been shown to outperform competitors by ensuring listener protection from these damaging frequencies while maintaining exceptional sound quality.
About the California Ear Institute
(image source)Dr. Joseph Roberson is the CEO of the California Ear Institute and an internationally renowned specialist in Otology, Neurotology, and Skull Base Surgery. He is Board Certified in Otolaryngology and Neurotology and is a member of the American Neurotology Society and the AAO-HNS. Formerly serving as the Chief of Otology-Neurotology-Skull Base Surgery at Stanford University, Dr. Roberson is widely published in peer-reviewed medical journals and textbooks and authored a comprehensive book on Atresia-Microtia. As Founder of the Let Them Hear Foundation, Dr. Roberson is active internationally and serves as President of the Foundation.
The California Ear Institute, founded in 1968, is dedicated solely to hearing health care for patients around the world. Its world-renowned surgeons have provided more than a quarter of a million visits for patients with a broad variety of otologic disorders. CEI is Northern California's premier site for the treatment of ear-related disorders and is highly ranked among the world's Centers of Excellence specializing in hearing and ear-related disorders. The Institute is famous as a site of referral for patients for whom treatment has not turned out as expected – particularly those who require second opinions, or revision surgical procedures, or both. Learn more at California Ear Institute.
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