Denon Dl 103 cartridge soundsmith question


Hi Everyone,
Recently i acquired a mint Denon DL 103, soundsmith ruby OCL retip. As this is my second cartridge, the earlier one i had was Shure  M91ED MM cartridge. As i am quiet new to Turntable and do not have much experience about it, your inputs would help me.
I have never listened the original DL 103, i would like to know if the retip still has the warmth that original cartridge is known for(I could not sense any compared to my shure)? Compared to the shure the only difference i noticed is that the Denon has more top end and is more resolved. But at the same time, it seems to have lost the depth, the sound is not 3D anymore. The cartridge is new, so I am thinking maybe after breakin this issue would be resolved or not.
Any thoughts?

Regards,
Rakesh.
rockymystic
What you call "warmth" is low and high frequency roll-off of the conical tip that can't even extract what's on the record. You have much better tip and superb cantilever now for correct reproduction, but for some reason you want the sound of AM radio (the originally Dl-103 designed for radio broadcast in japan in the late 60's). 
I have set the weight to 2.35 for now, and would listen for couple of days. Everything else is properly setup, for now it sounds musical and has very good timber, but very very flat...not at all 3 dimensional at all. I am going to wait for couple of weeks until it opens up and then decide.
Update:- the cartridge is around 40 hours approx. weight set to 2.4 grams. The phono preamp is set to 100 ohms. The flat sound i was complaining about is gone and the imaging is better now. May be it was due to improper phono preamp settings, it was set to 100,000 ohms earlier. Will further fine tune as the days passes by