Sound processors

Sound processors

The Cochlear Baha® 3 System offers a complete sound processor portfolio for people with varying levels of hearing loss. Utilising advanced signal processing and powerful new transducer technologies, Baha 3 Sound Processors deliver premium hearing performance for improved speech understanding in noise. Including the industry’s first moisture resistant and fully programmable multi-channel sound processor, the Baha 3 System offers solutions built for the rigours of life.

The Cochlear Baha BP100 Sound Processor delivers
25% improved speech understanding in noise1-6 and is the first direct bone conduction sound processor to include an advanced automatic signal processing system and dedicated amplification strategies. It uses multiple adjustable channels to support more precise fitting and to shape the signal to match your individual hearing loss.

The Cochlear Baha BP110 Power Sound Processor is the first high power sound processor with advanced automatic signal processing. It is designed to provide extra power in the high frequencies for people with greater hearing loss. Results indicate a significant improvement over previous generations corresponding to more than 50% improved speech understanding in noise.7-9

 

* In the United States and Canada, the placement of a bone-anchored implant is contraindicated in children below the age of 5.

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Woman Baha user

Clarity in sound

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Clarity in sound

The Cochlear Baha 3 sound processors contain advanced signal processing features that are designed to deliver a clean signal providing you with effortless listening throughout your day. Speech understanding is vastly improved, making it easier to follow conversations, even in noisy environments.

  • 12 channel sound analysis
  • Wide-band dynamic range compression
  • Automatic adaptive multi-band directional system
  • Automatic noise management
  • Active feedback cancellation
  • Acoustic shock protection
  • Increased wind noise protection
Cochlear Baha BP100 sound processor

Brilliance in design

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Brilliance in design

The Cochlear Baha 3 sound processors include many design innovations that improve reliability, usability and functionality.

  • Dual layer protection with protecting membranes that reduce wind noise and repel moisture
  • Standard Europlug connector for easy connection to all industry leading FM systems
  • Skin-friendly, robust platform for increased stability
Female Baha BP100 user

Simplicity in use

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Simplicity in use

No matter where you are, the Cochlear Baha 3 sound processors automatically select the best combination of sound processing settings. You can enjoy clear, comfortable sound without lifting a finger.

  • Automatically adjusts to adapt to the sound environment
  • Tactile buttons for easy and precise handling
  • Dedicated listening programs for music and noisy environments
  • Allows for superior amplification all day long – even in challenging environments

Seamless adaption

The Baha 3 sound processors work for you around the clock. In busy urban environments, the system automatically reduces distortion, without masking important speech sounds. In challenging situations, such as crowded restaurants, it automatically detects speech and switches from 360 degree listening mode to directional mode. This shift focuses on the speech sounds, so that you can follow the conversations more easily during meetings or dinner conversations.

Child using Baha

Paediatric features

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Paediatric features

Children with a hearing loss need the best possible access to speech at all times and the Cochlear Baha 3 sound processors have been designed with this in mind. The paediatric features meet the tough challenges placed on a hearing solution by active children of all ages*.

* In the United States and Canada, the placement of a bone-anchored implant is contraindicated in children below the age of 5.

  • LED visual indicators and audible indicators deliver parental confidence
  • Improved listening on a Baha Softband
  • Keylock function to stop inadvertant setting adjustments
  • Fun, child-friendly battery door colours
  • Optional tamper-proof battery doors, also available in a range of colours
  • Baha Safety line that attaches discreetly to bottom of processor

 

 

 

Baha 3 accessories

  • Baha Audio adapter
  • Coloured battery doors for Baha BP100
  • Baha Telecoil
  • Baha Tamper-proof battery doors
  • Baha FM receiver
  • Baha Softband
  • Baha Safety line

 

References

  1. Davison T, Leese D, Marley S, Johnson IJ. Clinical impressions of a new Bone Anchored Hearing Aid processor. Proceedings of the 2nd International symposium on bone conduction hearing - craniofacial osseointegration; 2009 Jun 11-13; Gothenburg, Sweden.
  2. Wong T, Yu J, Soo G, Van Hasselt A. Comparison of hearing performance between the Cochlear Baha BP100 and Baha Compact in subjects with mixed hearing loss. Proceedings of the 7th Asia Pacific Symposium on Cochlear Implants and Related Sciences; 2009 Dec 1-4; Singapore.
  3. Wong T, Yu J, Soo G, Van Hasselt A. Will the new fully programmable sound processor Cochlear Baha BP100 provide additional benefits to subjects with conductive hearing loss and single-sided sensorineural deafness? Proceeding of the 7th Asia Pacific Symposium on Cochlear Implants and Related Sciences; 2009 Dec 1-4; Singapore.
  4. Pfiffner F, Caversaccio M, Kompis M. Comparisons of sound processors based on osseointegrated implants in patients with conductive or mixed hearing loss. Otol Neurotol. 2011 Jul;32(5):728-35.
  5. Flynn M, Sadeghi A, Halvarsson G. Benefits of directional microphones and noise reduction circuits for improving Baha® hearing performance. Cochlear Implants International 2011 May; 12 (suppl 1):S139-S141.
  6. Hällgren M, Larsby B, Arlinger S. A Swedish version of the Hearing In Noise Test (HINT) for measurement of speech recognition. International Journal of Audiology 2006;45:227-37.
  7. Sadeghi A, Halvarsson G, Heden A, Flynn M. Sub-Project no. 8. Evaluation of G3Power (PS1) hearing performance with a gold standard (Intenso), Document no. 603677. Mölnlycke, Sweden: Cochlear Bone Anchored Solutions; 2011.
  8. Dillon H. Hearing Aids. New York: Thieme; 2001.
  9. Hällgren M, Larsby B, Arlinger S. A Swedish version of the Hearing In Noise Test (HINT) for measurement of speech recognition. International Journal of Audiology 2006; 45:227-37.