Cables to mitigate CD glare -upper mids/lower hi's


Currently using a fine CDP (Accuphase 75v) but on "non-audiophile" CD's there is the typical upper mid range-lower treble glare. My system is very revealing (Hurricane amps / Total Victory speakers) -- any suggestions on cables which could mitigate this condition. I am aware that Cardas Golden could do this. Current using Coincident cables. Any other suggestions?
jeffga
If your preamp has a tape loop you simply connect the equalizer/tone controls to the designated RCA's of the back of the pre amp. When you want to hear the source thru the equalizer you turn on the tape monitor. Check your pre-amp manual. As for recommendations - EBay has lots and they are not too expensive. I'd be inclined to buy one of the older higher quality types as opposed to a new "named brand". It may take a bit of research on your part. As I recall Audio Control made some fairly good quality equalizers for 250 to 350 bucks, 1980's money. I've seen them for advertised for sale for 150 to 200. If you can get a good one they are a good value. Good luck.
Harmonic Technology Truthlinks or MIT 330. The Truthlinks are a little more revealing, the MIT more forgiving.
try a pair of the cardas hexlink or cardas cross/ golden cross between the cd to pre. they are very warm sounding and will add body and bass.

hope that helps...

mike
I am not using a preamp. Going direct from the Accuphase 75V into the power amps. The 75V is not inherently bright (not in the least). I believe the issue may be the ribbon tweeter on the Coincidents TV's. I am also going to try different input tubes on the Hurricanes.