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Could be wires and cables!

Posted by Robert P on March 30, 1999 at 09:36:42:
If you are using the patchcords that came with the receiver and some generic lamp cord for speaker wire, get rid of it. You dont have to spend a lot to get significant improvements. Check out Jon Risch's homemgrown recipes for cables and interconnects, or something like Kimber PBJ and 4TC. Many other options are out there that would better the sound over what came with the receiver. Good listening!