Midrange hearing loss, u shape.

This is the first I've "heard" of that problem, though in my old age I do have a measure of midrange ringing in my ears. What's more, whenever I put on one of my stereo test recordings with frequency response bands, it's always the highs that ain't there.

my friend just got some very nice hearing aids specifically designed for audio. they tested his hearing and adjusted the areas he was deficient in only. the hearing aids allow the normal music from your speakers to pass through unobstructed and only add in the frequencies your having issues with. they also adjust them every year for free, up up three years i believe. if your interested I can get the make/model for you. I do know they were $5500 Canadian butt hat included the optimization every year.

U shape hearing loss meaning I hear low bass and high frequencies but there is a dip in the upper bass, lower mid range, 125hz to 2000hz.

Yes...I have a lower mid/upper bass suckout.

@raymondsimmons 

May I ask how serious your hearing loss is?

Try this with headphones: 

beyond just using this, there are supplments you can take to strengthen your hearing. Rather upsetting to hear this...since I know a few friends and family that are deaf.

Listen with any decent set of headphones. It has helped a few people so far that previously suffered from noise-induced hearing loss in the midrange and upper treble.