If you are pleased with the sound why not make them better. Improving internal cable can make a lot of difference. Many companies really skimp on the wiring. The nice thing about this is how easy it is to upgrade the cable.
I bought a pair of speakers at a point when I was on a very tight budget based on the recommmendation of another audiophile. I set the speakers up, turned on some music, and almost cried. They sounded thin, lifeless, and tinny!
After several days of listening, and the knowledge that they weren't going to get better I got out some wire I had (I can't remember if it was monster or audioquest) and rewired the whole cabinet (binding post to crossover, and crossover to driver). The difference was immediate and obvious. Rather than getting rid of these speakers right away I ended up keeping them for a while. Friends were surprised how good they sounded based on how they looked.
The speakers were a pair of Wharfdale Diamonds, and yes they did sound good...eventually!
I bought a pair of speakers at a point when I was on a very tight budget based on the recommmendation of another audiophile. I set the speakers up, turned on some music, and almost cried. They sounded thin, lifeless, and tinny!
After several days of listening, and the knowledge that they weren't going to get better I got out some wire I had (I can't remember if it was monster or audioquest) and rewired the whole cabinet (binding post to crossover, and crossover to driver). The difference was immediate and obvious. Rather than getting rid of these speakers right away I ended up keeping them for a while. Friends were surprised how good they sounded based on how they looked.
The speakers were a pair of Wharfdale Diamonds, and yes they did sound good...eventually!