Check your cabling and power cords. At the least, use a 10 gauge power cord. Don't even play it again until you get a 10 gauge power cord. To add dynamics, pacing and speed try the Shunyata Taipan power cord. It's a relatively new model and does not show up often used but you can probably get 10% off new, maybe more.
If you are using copper cabling or cabling with high capacitance that might be part of the problem.
Nordost cabling tends to be fast and clean. I use Quattrofil interconnects which are wonderfully fast and clean and show up used quite a bit at half or more off of list. Valhalla speaker cable is great but you have to mortgage your house to buy them; used SPM or Red Dawn (version 2 only) might help.
Also, see if you can find an impedence chart for your speakers. Speakers with widely varying impedance can be difficult to drive even though the "nominal" impedence might be a comfortable 8 ohms.
Step one would be that power cord though. It sounds stupid if you have never heard the difference a power cords can make. When you hear the difference, you will laugh.
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If you are using copper cabling or cabling with high capacitance that might be part of the problem.
Nordost cabling tends to be fast and clean. I use Quattrofil interconnects which are wonderfully fast and clean and show up used quite a bit at half or more off of list. Valhalla speaker cable is great but you have to mortgage your house to buy them; used SPM or Red Dawn (version 2 only) might help.
Also, see if you can find an impedence chart for your speakers. Speakers with widely varying impedance can be difficult to drive even though the "nominal" impedence might be a comfortable 8 ohms.
Step one would be that power cord though. It sounds stupid if you have never heard the difference a power cords can make. When you hear the difference, you will laugh.
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