[nmatheis]

Hi all. Can anyone recommend a good audiologist in Portland, OR?

Any experience with SoundSource?

 

[serman005]

The group at OHSU is well-regarded nationally. I was on faculty for many years there and referred to them regularly--everyone seemed happy with their encounter. You'll have to look up the number, as I've forgotten it--a little presenile dementia...

 

[nmatheis]

  The group at OHSU is well-regarded nationally. I was on faculty for many years there and referred to them regularly--everyone seemed happy with their encounter. You'll have to look up the number, as I've forgotten it--a little presenile dementia...

 
Thanks for the reply!  That would be the SoundSource group I mentioned above, correct?  They're based at OHSU.

 

[billybob_jcv]

The only advice I can offer is to make sure you know the exact requirements of the impressions required by your chosen IEM mfr. There are apparently different materials that can be used for the impressions, and not all mfrs can work with all types of impressions. There have been disappointed head-fiers that had impressions made, sent them off, then found out the mfr couldn't work with them. For example, 1964ears has recommended audiologists and specific instructions for the impressions: https://www.1964ears.com/pages/audiologist

 

[serman005]

It would.

 

[alpha421]

Check out Mt. Hood Hearing - located in Portland. They did my impressions for my UERM, came out perfect.  Darien or  Vlad will take care of you.

 

[nmatheis]

Thanks for the replies so far, guys!

I'm thinking of getting CustomArt Music2 silicon CIEM. The manufacturer is in Poland, so I'd like to get good impressions the first time to avoid refit.