Here’s some fitting curves for my hearing loss experimenting with the recommended amplification for soft, medium, and loud sounds with ReSound’s Audiogram+ vs. NAL-NL2 vs. DSL5 Adult. You can see that Audiogram+ actually amplifies loud mid to high frequency sounds more than NAL-NL2 (top curves with diamonds in top two figures). The big difference (and the reason that I use NAL-NL2) is that soft mid and high frequency sounds are amplified more than for Audiogram+(bottom curves with diamonds in top two figures). So soft sounds in these frequencies ranges are delivered closer in volume to medium level sound as received by the external mics (compression of sound differences into remaining range of louder sounds that can be heard). But look at the lower graphs for DSL5 - it REALLY amps up higher frequency amplification. I could hear sounds as well or better with DSL5 than I could with the other fitting algorithms but the amount of amplification was just a bit too much for me! @Don loved DSL5 and I trust that he still does!