I've been through this with my dad. It takes an audiologist to set really good hearing aids using an equalizer. However, I don't think this will work for audio. I have gone so far as wearing his hearing aids. The sound is clear, the quality sucks for audio.
1-Get good aids for normal daily use. You have to WEAR them, give them a chance and go back to your audiologist often.
2-Get nice headphones for audio. His hearing loss is not consistent side to side in regards to frequency loss and volume loss. None of the hearing aids he has tried could count as audiophile quality.
1-Get good aids for normal daily use. You have to WEAR them, give them a chance and go back to your audiologist often.
2-Get nice headphones for audio. His hearing loss is not consistent side to side in regards to frequency loss and volume loss. None of the hearing aids he has tried could count as audiophile quality.