I think expensive twerps are always worth it...oh...sorry,
you said tweaks.. Actually, some of the least expensive
are the most "worth it".
1. Make sure your cable TV feed isn't introducing DC voltage on your homes AC ground.
2. Level any mechanical source...ie: turntable, CD player
or transport.. and level the item..not the shelf they
are upon. If you don't "get" this one..try walking
uphill or downhill..and then on level ground.
3. Keep all cables as short as possible...if this is not
of merit..then why do "upgrades" of high-end gear often
talk of "a shorter signal path"... ie: more wire is
more ohm's, inductance...etc.
4. If you live in an area with decent FM stations..make
sure you have a good( if not great) tuner. There is
no better way to learn of new release or re-release
music that you may want to ad to your system..and many
towns have college stations that broadcast very good
signals and music mix.
Just some ideas on "other" tweaks....
you said tweaks.. Actually, some of the least expensive
are the most "worth it".
1. Make sure your cable TV feed isn't introducing DC voltage on your homes AC ground.
2. Level any mechanical source...ie: turntable, CD player
or transport.. and level the item..not the shelf they
are upon. If you don't "get" this one..try walking
uphill or downhill..and then on level ground.
3. Keep all cables as short as possible...if this is not
of merit..then why do "upgrades" of high-end gear often
talk of "a shorter signal path"... ie: more wire is
more ohm's, inductance...etc.
4. If you live in an area with decent FM stations..make
sure you have a good( if not great) tuner. There is
no better way to learn of new release or re-release
music that you may want to ad to your system..and many
towns have college stations that broadcast very good
signals and music mix.
Just some ideas on "other" tweaks....