Also very nice sounding is music IF IT IS NOT TOO LOUD! This applies to recorded music (with a hearing loss you usually won´t cranc up the volume too much anyway) and to live music, if you don´t sit in the front row or - even worse - are at the conductor´s spot.
To cut the long story a bit shorter: Every effort, including contacting a siemens tech, failed to make the distortion (clipping, in this case) go away.
One thing that Marshall Chasin (big in the hearing aid/musician field) recommends is to place clear tape over the hearing aid microphones when listening to loud music to prevent the clipping. It lowers the input to the microphones without distorting the signal
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