AC/DC vocalist Brian Johnson might get back on stage in six month after successfully testing the new hearing device.
The veteran rocker was on the verge of total deafness and doctors prompted 69-year-old Brian Johnson to retire from concert stage for the sake of his health.
A technological advance called ADEL wires a louder and an improved quality of sound without a risk to the ears.
It was developed by Stephen Ambrose and the alfa version has been already tested by Brian Johnson who got excited about the possible return to the stage.
Now it only needs to be miniaturized for convenient use both in normal life and in an extremely loud surroundings like live concert events.
“It just totally works and you can’t argue with that. I was really moved and amazed to be able to hear music again like I haven’t heard for several years now”, Brian Johnson said in his statement.
Having postponed their 10-trek 2016 Rock or Bust tour in spring, AC/DC reached out to the former Guns N’ Roses singer Axl Rose who stepped in to replace Johnson.
Interestingly enough that the co-joint project was started after Stephen Ambrose of Asius Technologies shared his video on Youtube making a public plea to assist Brian Johnson with his hearing woes.
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