Thank you for the thoughtful replies -- I do appreciate them.
The rest of my system includes: B&W n802, Bryston 14bsst, and a Myryad mc100 cd player. My listening room is treated with a number of realtraps & rpg skylines. I have addressed the first reflection points as well.
I know that many feel the B&Ws to be bright, however to my ear the system leans toward warmth. They are definitely revealing speakers though.
I have played with the toe-in a bit and it helped some. I've also tried different interconnects with some success.
I hope I'm not giving the impression that I think the Cary is unlistenable. On well recorded material, it sounds quite wonderful. I had hoped that it would be more forgiving of poorly recorded cds.
I would like to try another source before I decide the fate of the Cary. Perhaps its just revealing the shortcomings of an aging cd player.
Regards,
Greg
The rest of my system includes: B&W n802, Bryston 14bsst, and a Myryad mc100 cd player. My listening room is treated with a number of realtraps & rpg skylines. I have addressed the first reflection points as well.
I know that many feel the B&Ws to be bright, however to my ear the system leans toward warmth. They are definitely revealing speakers though.
I have played with the toe-in a bit and it helped some. I've also tried different interconnects with some success.
I hope I'm not giving the impression that I think the Cary is unlistenable. On well recorded material, it sounds quite wonderful. I had hoped that it would be more forgiving of poorly recorded cds.
I would like to try another source before I decide the fate of the Cary. Perhaps its just revealing the shortcomings of an aging cd player.
Regards,
Greg