John,
New acoustics, new cables and cold electronics could account for the difference and seems more probable then counterfeit cast cables. I wish I had more specific information regarding your question however I suspect it's down to one of three things (or a combination of all three).
1. New acoustics- you'll have to work on this.
2. Every time I've placed components and or speakers "on the bench" while playing with different speakers and components, I notice after I rotate them back in they always take time to open up to what I know they're capable of. I'm not sure how long you've had your system back up and running but this is a factor.
3. Your new and longer cast cables need to break in.
Happy listening,
LM
New acoustics, new cables and cold electronics could account for the difference and seems more probable then counterfeit cast cables. I wish I had more specific information regarding your question however I suspect it's down to one of three things (or a combination of all three).
1. New acoustics- you'll have to work on this.
2. Every time I've placed components and or speakers "on the bench" while playing with different speakers and components, I notice after I rotate them back in they always take time to open up to what I know they're capable of. I'm not sure how long you've had your system back up and running but this is a factor.
3. Your new and longer cast cables need to break in.
Happy listening,
LM