Keep in mind that what you hear and find to be objectionable is not necessarily so to her. My dad had a similar problem. I ended checking his stereo equalizer settings to gauge where his dropuot occured. Finally got him to the audiologist. For some reason people accept reduced vision more readily than any amount of hearing loss.
That’s a very good point. I have taken my aunt to an audiologist and that is how I know she can’t hear the low tones. She can hear the chimes if she is up close to them.
I hung some chimes on her porch,and when I help her to the porch she can hear those chimes, but I am not always there with her.
I’d just like her to hear her chimes in bed or on her recliner, and she can adjust the volume on a speaker to her liking. It seems to be so relaxing for her.
Someone suggested recording and playing a tape of chime sounds. It’s just not as authentic or spontaneous and lacks the sudden peal and gentle surprise of wind rustling through the chimes.