>> I sometimes have to work in noisy environments such as open offices
>> and airplanes. Most of the noise is conversation, background music,
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>alt.support.hearing-loss, bionet.audiology, alt.med.equipment, or
>sci.med.
Sorry. I misread the "aids" part of the name. Please disregard.

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Brian Mailman - 13 Jan 2004 16:41 GMT
> >Unless your difficulty is HIV/AIDS-related (the topic of this group, not
> >"health aids") you might be better off asking in
> >alt.support.hearing-loss, bionet.audiology, alt.med.equipment, or
> >sci.med.
>
> Sorry.
It's a common mistake.
> I misread the "aids" part of the name.
Because of the chaos in alt.*, it's a somewhat common misconception to
read the sections between the dots as words in a sentence, rather than
as "nodes."
Anyway, you might want to investigate white noise generators. I'm not
sure if someone can actually filter out that kind of background, but it
can be cancelled out/masked by something making "noise" on the same
frequencies.
B/