Hearing problems and speaker upgrade

A 'music' setting on a hearing aid may be some programmer's idea of what a 'music' setting should sound like with your gear in your room, but it may not be your's. The best ones to get are where you have some kind of EQ functionality from the remote to give you the most control over the sound. Agree with @deep_333 about hearing loss and quest for 'purity'. 

New speakers will sound better if you buy the right speaker - an upgrade.  You will never be young again, but given your current hearing status, new speakers will sound better then your old speakers, and yes, I think you will hear the difference - i.e. what you can hear, will sound better.  

Thanks for all the insightful responses. I’ll look into some type if EQ/DSP which I hadn’t thought of but new speakers are probably in my future. FYI my hearing aids do have a “music” setting that is set and can be altered by the audiologist, but even with repeated adjustments they seem edgy - though they do seem to add some high-end clarity. I might look in to hearing aid upgrades as well - though as Jerry points out hearing aids are intended to improve hearing speech… thanks again… additional insights still welcome!

I am struggling with the same issue .  I decided against the new speakers 

Can i ask why you decided against new speakers?