Owain wrote:
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
She wants something in ear, for comfort, rather than cosmetic
reasons...but 50dB is apparently the bleeding edge as far as 'in
ear' technology goes..
I would think so. That's a lot of gain to have twixt mic and speaker in
something that small without feedback.
yes..they use delays to stop the howlround, and echo cancellation -
DSP stuff - but even so its a hard call. However any improvement at
all would be useful.

Would it be possible to use an in-ear speaker inductively coupled to a
body-worn microphone/transmitter?


Patent that quick mate.

Its probably the best solution ever.

Owain