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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do I change the batteries in my Walker Game Ears Products?

It’s important to insert the batteries properly into the game ear. Always match the plus side of the battery with the plus side of the compartment door. Most air cell batteries the plus sign is marked on the tape. Once the tape is removed, it’s easy to forget which is the plus and the negative. When inserted properly the battery door should close very easily and the unit will work. If inserted improperly the door will be very difficult to close and the unit will not work. The Behind the ear and in the ear units use a # 13 hearing aid battery. The power muffs use an “N” size battery. Both of these batteries can be found at most retail outlets. It could be possible to get a bad battery. So remember to buy extra batteries when purchasing your Game Ear product.


Could you explain what the AFT circuit does?

The Game Ear II HD with AFT, Adjustable Frequency Tuning, and the Power Muffs, will allow you to custom tune your game ear to the frequency response that best matches your hearing.

To Adjust the Game Ear II HD AFT Circuit, open the cover that is located under the volume control wheel. ….it’s like tuning your eyes with binoculars.

The AFT circuit is a feature that’s exclusive to Walker’s Power Muffs. The AFT circuit adjustment is located directly under the volume control wheel. This adjustment will allow the user to fine tune the frequency for crystal clear reception.


How do I set up my new Game Ear?

After taking the game ear out to the packing,
Hang the game ear over your ear.
Then roll the foam earplug between your thumb and forefinger and insert it into your ear canal. Give it some time to allow the foam to expand. Make sure the tube is facing up toward the ear hook. Then mark a spot on the tube approximately 1/8 in. above where the ear tube and the end of the hook meet. Cut the tube on the mark and place the tube over the end of the ear hook. Insert the battery and your game ear is ready to go.


What causes a hissing sound or what we call a sea shell effect?

1. Ambient noise and amplification
2. Some people can actually hear the unit running. The model with AFT you can actually filter that out.
3. It could be caused by the acoustic seal.
Test the acoustic seal.
Can’t get a good seal, get a custom mold.


How does the Game ear protect your hearing?

The products are designed with sound activated compression circuitry, which activates instantly. The Behind the ear models delivers a noise reduction rating of 29 to 31 dB.
With proper use and care, your Walker’s Game Ear product should last you many, many years. With Walker’s your hearing protection is truly our concern.


Will you hear more with 2 game ears?

Naturally, two Game Ears will double your hearing ability, and in some situations may help determine some degree of direction. But keep this in mind, there is no true stereo in an open environment, sound waves can travel in many different directions in the woods. You also have the echo effect, where sound waves ricochet off rocks, trees and any other solid objects. Sound will travel in different directions through hollows, ravines, and even wind can change the direction of sound.

Statistics show 35% of our customers prefer or do better with two units, we leave that decision up to you.




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