Loss of bass & full spectrum sound

Have you thought about the interconnects?There was another thread about a loose connection internally that was discovered by carefully twisting the connector as music played.It's worth a try.

What gauge do I currently have?

My cables are Audioquest Comet biwire

Audioquest does not publish specs regarding their cables gauge or electrical behavior, for some reason. I'm guessing here, but I doubt they offer large gauge speaker cable for their low-end or mid-range lines. Like many cable companies, they save the large gauge wires for the big boy$$$$.

The suggested large gauge cables are an affordable way to bring low resistance signal transfer from your integrated amp to your speakers. Given the same cable design, a larger wire gauge should yield lower resistance values.

Don't waste your money on the Highwire Powerwraps featuring voodoo science.

@ fishing716,Hi, I do not want say this,I told you so!,,I already gave you a complete solution,you would be done!your problems with your system would be all but a distant bad dream!,go back to the information I gave you,, wala! Happy listening!,

@ fishing716,I believe I would start with your power at hand!,high -end recepticals for each componet,a dedicated 10 gauge electrical line for each componet,with a dedicated ground for each componet with a 20 amp breaker for each componet, this is what I use,problems?,I have none!,the sound will improve dramatically as well!,this will take a few hundred dollars to do,the pay-off sounds in the thousands!Happy listening!

I'm sorry but don't understand all these details such as 10 gauge electrical line(what is that?)
Also 20 amp breaker(what is that?)
I apologise if I'm not knowledgable of electrical terms as you assume.
I'm just a music listener

John @ audioconnection
That is a very helpful suggestion
I will contact an Electrican
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I've been in your shop many times and purchased B&W 804n from you 15 years ago.
Say hello to Mary your receptionist