I sometimes do. Cymbals otherwise have no shimmer, and so forth. A hearing aid is an equalizer matched to the curve of your hearing loss, for each ear, with some extra processing (admittedly, some compression.)
Inexpensive aids won't do. Mine are adjustable out to 10 mhz and have 4 eq curves, including one which is uncompressed. Few of them adjust anything above 8 khz.
I rationalized the $6K cost in part by considering them a component of my hifi system. Not ideal, but what can you do if you have a big dip in your hearing in the typical 2-4 khz range? Which, I suspect, considering their average age, most audiophiles do.
Inexpensive aids won't do. Mine are adjustable out to 10 mhz and have 4 eq curves, including one which is uncompressed. Few of them adjust anything above 8 khz.
I rationalized the $6K cost in part by considering them a component of my hifi system. Not ideal, but what can you do if you have a big dip in your hearing in the typical 2-4 khz range? Which, I suspect, considering their average age, most audiophiles do.