Keep listening to them. If after a few months you're not happy with them, sell them. They were cheap, right?
BTW-- there is NO BEST cable and price does not equal sound quality beyond anything properly constructed using quality wire, connectors, etc. People want to believe all the phony pseudoscience claptrap-- it's BS, and it's still a free country right? Your system plays a role in how cables will behave-- and your room is at least as important. In fact, is the room sounds bad you won't fix that with any cable regardless of how much you spend-- but you might get a nice placebo effect which could make all that moot anyway as you'll be happy!
"World's Best Cables" vs Audioquest interconnects
I've heard many great things about "World's Best Cables". At such low price, these alleged giant killers are a no brainer, so I ordered two pairs. When the shipment arrived, I connected one pair from my phono stage to my preamp, and another pair from my preamp to my power amp.
These cables replaced my trusty old Audioquest interconnects.
First listening impressions: extremely lean sound. Details etched in space, almost as if a strong laser beam is outlining them.
Santana I, side 1: almost unlistenable. The highs are piercing, the soundstage is flat, the splash cymbals sound like trash cans. Made my head hurt.
Switching back to my Audioquest cables: my god, what a relief! The sound is back to its good old sound of music. Everything sounds natural again.
Now, the "World's Best Cables" come with the users manual that claims that the cables need to be burned in for 175 hours. Should I give them the benefit of the doubt and suffer 175 hours, or is that just an audio myth about cables burn-in?
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