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After sound has been processed through a microphone and amplified to your specific hearing needs, the sound must be delivered to into your ear. That's the job of the receiver, also known as the speaker. Once the receiver receives the electrical signal from the amplifier, it converts it back into acoustic energy (sound). The receiver/speaker is typically housed in either an ear dome or the earmold, depending on your severity of hearing loss, ear shape, comfort and lifestyle preferences.
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