It's going to need burn in. Keeping it plugged in for a week or two should remove that excess brightness. Every brand new ultimate cable I had sounded better after two weeks.
How about thin sounding?
Burned in ultimate cables do not sound thin to me. If I were you, I would have inquired about purchasing one or two ultimate cables, and after two weeks, go back for more. Personally, I don't feel like I'm missing anything with the Ultimate cables. Not thick or thin, not bright or rolled off (after burn in of course), I would say that it's in the Goldilocks zone. I bought a well burned in ultimate cable from a member here, and it sounded warm compared to some of my other power cables. If they aren't for you, you won't have a hard time reselling ultimate cables in my opinion. Just remember to give them a week or two of use, before any final judgement. If you're like me, you will not like it at all for the first few days, but it will get better. The ultimate cable has the biggest change with burn in than any other cable I've tried.
Wow…9 ultimate cables
Thank you so much... I got a deal on the 9 cables-- very good... So I got them all... Thanks for the input. I see from your previous posts that you are particular about not liking thin, bright sound- so your approbation means alot to me.
If you are willing to allow that cables are all filters of some sort and condition the power or signal, then it makes sense to me that every cable counts in some way, though it sure can be subtle to my ears most of the time. In that case, to each their own if you like what you hear!
I asked many here and on audiocircle and everyone who has a PSM156 says the Ultimate cables make a big difference from the PSM156 to the components.
Not a problem. Yeah, I dislike thin and bright as much as the next person.
Design wise, those covers are the most disturbing part of the PSM156
Agree they're pretty annoying.
