Looking for Phonak 332 XAZ

[DanInStereo]

just following up, to see if you've heard anything?

[DanInStereo]

so far, the only places I've found anything that might resemble the phonak 332 XAZ are in Hungary. Anybody know hungarian?

[xbulder]

dan have you try mexico?, costa rica or any of the caribean countries?

[DanInStereo]

Originally Posted by xbulder

dan have you try mexico?, costa rica or any of the caribean countries?

I found about 8 or 9 places in Mexico/SA that are Phonak distributors, but none of their sites had any matches for 332 XAZ. So far, the only sites with matches have been hungarian.

[John59]

thanks for the information on no more analogs being sold. I had better take good care of my analog aids
I have a Siemans Phoenix 313 sounds like analog to me. I also use a Superfront for my Bone conduction aid . I bought the superfront just last year.

I have the phoenix 313 for a back up aid

was using a siemens centra SP with i guess with it set up to be linear and have some of the features turned off. sounded real good.. recently lost it while trialiing anadiia V UP.

now have a siemens Intus SP set up to be linear and have some of the features turned off. sounds good, not as good as analog


trialling a phonak nadia V UP ---sounds terible ....going to try to have it set up to be linear and have some of the features turned off.

[IBPete]

are you still looking? I just had mine refurbished and am looking to get new hearing aids. I may want to sell these if I do.
Let me know

[DanInStereo]

Hello, sorry, I hadn't been checking my forums lately, and didn't see this.

[johnvox]

Hi Dan,
How are the Unitron Breezes going, particularly with your music?
I have still been watching out for Sonofortes for you, also.
John

[Kadougan]

I could be out-of-date but the last time I had to find a pure analog circuit for a client the only product I could find was the Unitron US80 (PP and PPL as well). They may still have these in stock.

[jstroud]

Hi analog searchers. I know that there is a manufacturer out of new orleans that still manufactures analog instruments. Their name is General Hearing. Be aware though that there are several types of analog circuits and not all are created equal, Although i don't have a ton of experience with their products but I know them more on a personal basis and they seem like great people and have been in business for a long time.

If you have old broken analog aids and the professional you've chosen to work with doesn't want to repair them then you may want to seek a different professional. There is no reason an analog can;t be repaired. I have sent several in for patients this year already.