If your amp is running noticeably warmer, you do need the zobels. I would refrain from running the amp with the Goertz until you can install the appropriate impedance networks to take care of this problem. In the meantime, go back to using your older cables and see how they compare now that you've gotten used to the Goertz somewhat. This is not to say that you've heard your system with the Goertz running at optimum performance as of yet though.
The zobel's should be available from the dealer that you purchased them from ( if you bought new ) or directly from Goertz at a very nominal charge if you bought used.
As to the "echo's" that you're hearing, it is possible that you are now hearing the reverb that was originally added to the recording. This is VERY common, as it helps to fill out a voice and add "body" ( if properly used ) while somewhat helping to cover flaws in the vocal performance.
From your comments, it seems as if you've got more apparent volume with the Goertz than what you previously had with another cable. Am i reading that correctly ? Sean
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The zobel's should be available from the dealer that you purchased them from ( if you bought new ) or directly from Goertz at a very nominal charge if you bought used.
As to the "echo's" that you're hearing, it is possible that you are now hearing the reverb that was originally added to the recording. This is VERY common, as it helps to fill out a voice and add "body" ( if properly used ) while somewhat helping to cover flaws in the vocal performance.
From your comments, it seems as if you've got more apparent volume with the Goertz than what you previously had with another cable. Am i reading that correctly ? Sean
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