Bass quantity, or quality?

[Spectral Morn]

I've no problems with tweaks that enhance my musical experience as well

However, since I'm making a substantial investment in trying to upgrade my entire system, I'd rather attain that musical satisfaction through musical transparency as opposed to "musical-tailoring"

I think you should give your new cables a significant period of burning-in as well; I've personally found that significant gains can be had by doing so

A thread by a fellow forum member led me to the following URL for some interesting
reading...

http://www.whitezombieaudio.com/faq.html

Regards,

Malek

Vital with cables of all types and components as well. Too many I fear, drop an addition to their system way too soon; not liking the sound for some reason or feeling it is not much of an improvement, when in reality they have not allowed it enough run in time.

The changes in tonal balance as well as the hifi things like soundstaging etc can be quite dramatic switching from good to bad (in the context of your system, but perhaps not in another one) or bad to good. I have heard this happen quite a lot and it is always best to err to the side of caution and give the item as much run in as you can; just to be safe. At the end of the day you could be both wasting money and missing out on that key component that breaks your system bottleneck if you abandon it too soon.




Regards D S D L