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Hearing aid suggestions

Well, I'm 66, and I've surely got some high-frequency hearing loss, a little tinnitus and who-knows-what-else hearing problems.  So, I'll be scheduling a consult with an audiologist soon.  I suppose hearing aids will be recommended.  Any body have some helpful experience?  Of course, I'm most concerned about being able to hear music accurately, but there are endless other considerations, batteries or rechargeable, in-ear or brick behind the ear, bluetooth and apps...on and on.   Any tips and details would be appreciated.
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galleybob
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I have Phonak from Costco. I'm guessing about $3000 for the pair. I chose batteries as I think the ones that charge are larger.
I feel like I have supersonic hearing when I listen to music. My hearing is really good with the Phonaks
When my Phonaks are not in everything sounds muffled. I lived my life going to live music shows etc.
I have read good things about the Widex so I may check them out when these break down
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