Timmy
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I am using hearing aids to compensate for my weak hearing capabilities with higher frequencies – which is nothing unusual as such, I guess.
The other day I discovered that my hearing aids devices (Phonak) are not able to work properly any longer as soon as I start listening to very loud music from my stereo set. I guess the reason is that the Phonaks are not able to produce the high frequency spectrum load enough to »stand« against the very loud music.
My idea now is if I should try to create a new curve for my room-EQ (MathAudio) that could be able to deal with that. That curve would obviously need to have a big lift in the higher frequencies area. But how to go about finding the right modification?
The other day I discovered that my hearing aids devices (Phonak) are not able to work properly any longer as soon as I start listening to very loud music from my stereo set. I guess the reason is that the Phonaks are not able to produce the high frequency spectrum load enough to »stand« against the very loud music.
My idea now is if I should try to create a new curve for my room-EQ (MathAudio) that could be able to deal with that. That curve would obviously need to have a big lift in the higher frequencies area. But how to go about finding the right modification?