Soundstage


I have new IC and speaker cables installed in my system after a few hours of use I suddenly feel there is more energy on the left side than the right side and the music has shifted more to the right what possible could be the reason.
Is it a burning process or what do you all think
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Wife swopping or wives who swop the floor?
Sailors who swab or slobs who grob? 
How about swovid tests with swobs?
And to the swOP, glad your speakers are gtg.
Bad connections are always swoblematic.
Have had the same issue with Arcam receiver (or believe it is the receiver).
After it warms up, the soundstage drifts to one side due the loss of volume in one of the speakets. Sometimes even accompanied by a subtle crackling noise.
Once I turn the receiver off and then back on, everything goes back to normal for the rest of the listening session.
Could be static accumulating somewhere but not sure. Definitely not IC, as the problem persists when switching between coax and hdmi.
I would have a full electron microscopic spectral analysis completed on the crystals in the metal of each cable, but I would first want to know the square root of the exact temperature (celsius) at which cryo-freezing took place - that will then give you proper wire burn-in and saturation quotients. And the arrows - ALWAYS pay attention to the arrows - especially on the interconnects...