Buying advice


I have an Arcam FMJ A19 driving a pair of KEF LS50s. Maybe it’s a tad, just a smidge, bright. I don’t even want to use that word because I know it’s audiophile death. Maybe it’s better to say that I’d like to take a step—just a step—in the Harbeth direction. Import a rounder, smoother, warmer sound into the mix. And I’m thinking that speaker cables might help. 

I’m constrained by a very small bank account and grave limitations on room correction. 

There’s a pair of Morrow SP2 cables for sale on this site for $66. The price is right but are those going to take me where I want to go? If not, any suggestions? Please keep in mind the constraints noted above.

Crazy paranoia: The Morrows are 10 feet long as opposed to the 6 foot length of my current Q.E.D. cables. (From Q Accoustics.) That extra length can’t possibly affect the sound, can it?
Thank you.
paul6001
Try some soft/squishy footers under your source if it's a CD deck.

Little squares of an old "mouse pad" are fine for a start/experiment.

DeKay
Just listen to music that sounds good on your system. That’s what I do.
At least I admit it. 

paul6001,

Others have reported that the Canare 4S11 speaker cables provide a warmer presentation than most others. Very budget friendly and available from Blue Jeans and other cable companies, If you still find the brightness to be excessive, the Shiit Loki 4-band equalizer (analog) is inexpensive with a full refund if you don't like it and may well be the first thing that you should try. Lastly, the Rega Brio Integrated Amp is a good match with the LS50s and just may provide the sound that you're looking for. Good luck in your search.