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Use the OUT101A tubephone to deliver clicks and tones in auditory evoked response applications (e.g., ABR auditory brainstem response). The Tubephone transducer attaches to a short, flexible, plastic tube, which fits into the subject’s ear(s) with the aid of a foam tip. Use of the Tubephone reduces ambient noise and bone conduction problems, which can interfere with auditory response recordings. Furthermore, because the Tubephone provides a 1 msec acoustic signal delay (due to plastic tube), it automatically separates true response from electromagnetic artifact resulting from speaker activation.
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Accessories
OUT101E Replacement Foam Ear Inserts: pkg. of 50
OUT101T Replacement Plastic Tubes: pkg. of 4
OUT101A Includes:
MP160/150/100 System interface
STM100C connects directly to stimulator model
MP36 and MP36R System interface options
Use 1/4″ to 1/8″ phono adapter and
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