Accounting for slight hearing loss


On a whim and with a suspicion, I recently had a hearing test and it showed some loss in left.  Mainly around 3k and then recovers some above that.  I had noticed (after many good tips gathered on Agon) after really paying attention to set up and room, featured vocal/instrument was often right of center, almost never left.  Mind you, i still hear all freq, even quite  high and get great staging but often, its annoyingly with a right bias.  Maybe that's where he's supposed to be!  Thats actually not a trivial point.  Funny thing, I can listen to MD Kind of Blue in mono and I sense no shift. Quite opposite as instruments still have some staging. Go figure.  

Any tips or tweaks to compensate?  Ok, here's where I might be all wet.  Lower resistance to tweeter in left XO (phase issues with right?)  A mod to extend left baffle above the tweeter some?  Simple "Left" on amp works but isnt freq specific.  Im suspicious that using an EQ unit will degrade overall sound although that seems the most obvious.  Do they?  Speakers are Madisound kit Klang+Ton NADA designed with Scanspeak Illuminator drivers.  In Lee Taylor cabinets.  Amp is Rogue Sphinx V2 (A/D). 
Thanks in advance.  Otherwise it's a tad "L" on the amp.
akgwhiz
Maybe that’s why I’m not recommending any such device.
Does the same corruption (sterilization) as what your recommending, even in front of your favorite dac.
Does the same corruption (sterilization) as what your recommending, even in front of your favorite dac.


Whatever you do, don’t try a fix which might solve your problem because of the hidden bogey men who will come out of the stereo and rip your ears off.
Come on.  It's a lot better to attempt a reasonably good solution than to remain frozen in place for some fear of loss of purity.
akgwhiz OP
Alternatively, the Loki is at the end if the chain and will do it’s own internal ADC, process, then DAC on the way to amp.

No sorry @akgwhiz , your looking at the old Loki dac (a deleted Schiit product).
The new $149 Schiit Loki today is not a dac, but an analog domain EQ, it’s this I’m recommending for you.
https://www.schiit.com/products/loki

Cheers George
Hearing lose is not only the reduction of highs....its also reduction in sensitivity to changes in amplitude at all frequencies.   Yes, hearing aids make it easier to hear, but they don't repair the loss.  Actually, removing the aids and listening gives a more realistic sound....the difference between cartoon animation and a print from a Leica lens.  If you are a musician, audiophile, the loss is a great one that continues to worsen.