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Body Type Transistor Hearing Aids

Sears Model 8094 "Super 94" Transistor (Body) Hearing Aid

The Sears Model 8094 "Super 94" transistor body hearing aid was made for Sears by Oticon of Denmark in 1969.

Sears didn't manufacture their own hearing aids but contracted with various manufacturers to make and brand an aid for them. The Sears Model 8094 was very similar to Oticon's Model 370 series of aids.

This hearing aid measured 2 7/16" x 1⅞ " x ¾" (6.2 x 4.8 x 2.0 cm) and weighed 1.4 oz. (40 g) without the battery.

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Front view of the Sears Model 8094 "Super 94" transistor body hearing aid showing its plain front. All the controls were on the top.

The case was light gray plastic with dark gray top and bottom.

 

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Top view of the Sears Model 8094 "Super 94" transistor body hearing aid showing the 1-9 volume control (lower left), the on-off switch in the off position (lower right( and the 3-position (H—high-frequency emphasis, N—normal and L—low-frequency emphasis) tone control (upper right).

The microphone grill is in the center.

 

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Bottom view of the Sears Model 8094 "Super 94" transistor body hearing aid showing the Sears name.

 

 

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Left side view of the Sears Model 8094 "Super 94" transistor body hearing aid showing the 2-hole jack for the receiver cord (missing).

The hole to the left of the rectangular receiver cord jack is for the wire pocket clip.

 

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Rear view of the Sears Model 8094 "Super 94" transistor body hearing aid showing rust marks at the position of the wire pocket clip (missing).

At the bottom of the case (just above the battery compartment door) is the serial number (466930).

 

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The Sears Model 8094 "Super 94" transistor body hearing aid showing the battery compartment door pulled off to reveal the battery compartment.

 

 

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The battery compartment of the Sears Model 8094 "Super 94" transistor body hearing aid. The arrow shows the correct polarity when inserting the type "N" or 401 1.4 volt mercury battery.

 

 

 

 

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