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Signia Pure C&G IX Expert Review
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Summary
In the initial fit condition using sleeve vented ear coupling, the Signia Pure C&G IX showed mixed results. Speech in quiet scored 2.70/5, below the category average, while speech in noise performed better at 1.30/5 but still modest in absolute terms. The device excelled in feedback handling with a perfect 5.00/5 and delivered above-average own-voice comfort at 3.20/5. Music streaming quality was solid at 3.50/5. The overall initial fit score of 2.73/5 suggests this device benefits significantly from professional optimization.
Professional tuning substantially improved performance while maintaining the same sleeve vented coupling. Speech in quiet jumped to 4.10/5, a marked improvement reflecting better target matching. Speech in noise also improved to 2.30/5. Feedback handling remained excellent at 5.00/5, and own-voice comfort held steady at 3.20/5. Interestingly, music streaming quality decreased slightly to 3.00/5 in the tuned condition. The tuned fit score of 3.44/5 represents a 0.72-point improvement over initial fit, demonstrating the value of professional fitting for this device.
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