All a matter of room, ear and personal taste as well as writing style
Yes - with 500 lavender was Bright and edgy - with Olive it was warm and bodied x with full midrange - I would not say low in spectrum.
Maybe I also remember in an incorrect way
And that, most likely, is to do with artefacts caused by, for example, modulation in the DAC, which in my book ideally one would minimise/prevent, rather than use as a glorified tone control. That said, one reported effect of ground plane modulation in the DAC is a false “brightness” to the sound, so if that is the effect the OP is experiencing, better isolation of the DAC, including ground, might be beneficial.
Correct !
But in the end warm / cold and dark / bright can also be tweaked as I found out
Analog cables can sound
Digital ones … only difference with noise reduction
Currently listening with Duelund 12ga speaker cables.
I would think they qualify as warm sounding cable:
Compared to Naca5 they sound smoother.
Naca5 is clearer, music is more upfront, bass better defined, more energy in the high frequencies - so Naca5 seems the „better“ cable.
Yet with Duelund 12ga I can listen more relaxed and for a longer time.
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