Posted this on one of your older threads in error...
As an experiment try a solid core copper cable no larger than 20 gauge (I'd try 22 gauge if your speaker cable lengths are 12', or less).
This can be purchased as hook-up wire @ many online sites on the the WWW.
I've only used Michaell Percy (sp?), but it's readily available @ different venders.
Anyway, try something inexpensive as an experiment.
Doing so may flesh out the LF's of your setup while retaining the mid/HF's.
If it sounds better then look into better solid core cable.
Cool speakers that would probably work well in our living room as I generally roam while listening.
DeKay
As an experiment try a solid core copper cable no larger than 20 gauge (I'd try 22 gauge if your speaker cable lengths are 12', or less).
This can be purchased as hook-up wire @ many online sites on the the WWW.
I've only used Michaell Percy (sp?), but it's readily available @ different venders.
Anyway, try something inexpensive as an experiment.
Doing so may flesh out the LF's of your setup while retaining the mid/HF's.
If it sounds better then look into better solid core cable.
Cool speakers that would probably work well in our living room as I generally roam while listening.
DeKay