Cables to mitigate CD glare -upper mids/lower hi's

Cardas is always referred to when someone asks for a warm cable. I use Cardas. However, have you considered how you will feel when your collection of high quality CD's exceed the ones with the midrange glare - you won't be able to hear hear much of the benefit they bring, it will all be surpressed. I use a tone control in the tape loop for control of poor sounding CD's. (I would not put it in line between the amp/preamp.)

Cardas for sure. A used pair of "crosses" will help.

I used Discovery Essence for a more forgiving balance. But after the latest mod of my EMC-1 UP I'm able to use even Nordost SPM and STILL not have hard-sounding digititis on poorer quality CDs. I don't understand why this is an issue with the Accuphase.... Maybe it's a sidewall reflection spectral bump that's exacerbated with digital low-treble hash? Good luck....

I would not add this if it was not so on point: Email Purist Audio and/or ask around about their HDI i/c.

Newbee, I would like to hear more about how you hook up the tone control, and what model you use. I would like to do this if it can be done for $500 or less.