Either the tweeters on OP’s speakers are working properly or they’re not.
I say the following based on my decades of experience with Magnepan speakers. Amps, room, placement, source material, cables, fuses, the alignment of the stars, and so forth, and so on, have only had relatively minor, not dramatic effects on how the tweeters sound.
Whether I’ve used beefy tube mono amplification, a not-so-beefy tube integrated, a moderately-beefy hybrid integrated, or robust solid-state integrated, I find that I want to tame the tweeters a bit using resistors. The rest is refinement.
That is all.
I say the following based on my decades of experience with Magnepan speakers. Amps, room, placement, source material, cables, fuses, the alignment of the stars, and so forth, and so on, have only had relatively minor, not dramatic effects on how the tweeters sound.
Whether I’ve used beefy tube mono amplification, a not-so-beefy tube integrated, a moderately-beefy hybrid integrated, or robust solid-state integrated, I find that I want to tame the tweeters a bit using resistors. The rest is refinement.
That is all.