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Speaker cable to tame brightness?
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(18-Nov-2015, 14:54)Womaz Wrote: Ah well it was worth a try but van damme canle made no difference at all. Maybe even made it a tad brighter. Also definitely lost a bit of clarity with vocals. At least now I believe cables make a difference albeit a subtle one in this case

I would always give new cables a chance to bed in before making a judgement like this. My current speaker cables (Chord Sarum) sounded very bright for many hundreds of hours. Indeed they sounded so bad at first that I thought there was a problem with them resulting in my contacting the manufacturer. 

They are pretty much perfect now. It is a known issue with Chord Sarum; they need LOTS of running in. 

Guillaume
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Speaker cable to tame brightness? - by Womaz - 15-Nov-2015, 14:15
RE: Speaker cable to tame brightness? - by Pim - 17-Nov-2015, 09:45
RE: Speaker cable to tame brightness? - by GuillaumeB - 19-Nov-2015, 13:47

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