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Electronic fluency devices - list of AAF devices

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This is a list of some Altered Auditory Feedback devices, both hearing-aid type and multi-component devices. The Spring 2007 edition of Speaking Out included an overview of the features of a few of these devices.

#www.SpeechEasy.com (Distributor for UK: www.medsy.co.uk.)
In-the-ear devices. SpeechEasy.com includes a discussion board, and there are further links on our User experiences page, including on Heidi King. BSA members can borrow a device from a supplier in London to try out.
#www.VoiceAmp.co.uk
The VA601i Fluency Enhancer is being marketed in the UK. Wireless option with in-ear microphone available. Also, in Summer 2009, software to emulate the Edinburgh Masker was released. BSA members can borrow a device from BSA to try out.
#www.casafuturatech.com
David Kehoe's catalogue of DAF and FAF devices.

There is also a company, StutterSolution, offering a package of iPod touch with software, wireless earpiece and neckloop receiver. See our AAF software page.

#Other devices which do not claim to use DAF or FAF.


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