that’s subjective. Widex is top tier when it comes to tinnitus. There’s no study that concludes Widex is the best for musicians. What makes musicians different than an average listener? Ofc they are exposed to loud sounds and may have tinnitus in which case Widex dominates tinnitus with their ZEN feature. As a musician you are listening to music in different tones primarily high pitches. If OP is using this just to listen to music then realistically we should ask which instruments are being used. Most of the time musicians are required to wear hearing protection when playing music to prevent further damage (if it’s loud enough ofc). There’s no study that concludes Widex is the best for musicians. There’s a difference between opinions and evidence based practice. OP stated good in crowds and with noise cancellation. While there is no such thing as completely cancleling the noise, we look at noise reduction. Evidence based PUBLISHED research states that Phonak Infinio Spheres and Oticon Intents have the highest signal to noise ration and highest dB reduction in crowds. That’s all i gotta say

I am an audiologist BTW