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Defining the P.A.C.

Mike Hall

May 10, 2004

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In SeboTek ads, I have noticed the term "PAC." What does PAC mean?

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The SeboTek PAC, or Post-Auricular-Canal style of hearing device is a combination of post-auricular and canal aid technology. The PAC configuration results in a hearing device that delivers significant power, excellent fidelity, less feedback and less distortion while providing the cosmetic advantage of a CIC hearing device.

C. Mike Hall, M.A., Audiologist. Mike has more than 30 years of experience fitting more than 10,000 hearing devices.

SeboTek can be contacted at 800 388-9041.
CLICK HERE to visit SeboTek's website.


Mike Hall

Audiologist, SeboTek Consultant


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