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Bright system

Yes you and Mr. Boochie both have similar replies and this was my initial thinking when the problem first arose. I think i will check my hearing and then maybe do a recap on speakers then maybe the power amp.
Thank you all for the replies
Can you post an "under the hood" photo of the amp? I am looking for the original electrolytic filter caps (or cans).

Thanks!
 
I have noticed in the past when there is a High pressure weather system in our area, the stereo sounds a little brighter than normal. Lately we have been receiving rain due to a low pressure system which usually means optimal listening conditions, but my system still sounds excessively bright.
Did you disconnect and move the speakers recently? They may now be out-of-phase with each other.

Just a thought.
 
Problem found. I bi-wire my speakers and one of the banana jack connectors for the bass on my right speaker had come loose. The jacks I purchased for my speaker cables seemed like a good idea but in fact are not so great. I repaired this problem with some solder and now there is joy.
 
Problem found. I bi-wire my speakers and one of the banana jack connectors for the bass on my right speaker had come loose. The jacks I purchased for my speaker cables seemed like a good idea but in fact are not so great. I repaired this problem with some solder and now there is joy.
Great to hear, I had static coming from a speaker cable due to a screw-on banana plug (the banana plug end screwed down over the wire protruding from the lower housing). I ordered some Nakamichi banana plugs, they have two side-mounted set screws that lock the wire in place inside the housing.
 
Great to hear, I had static coming from a speaker cable due to a screw-on banana plug (the banana plug end screwed down over the wire protruding from the lower housing). I ordered some Nakamichi banana plugs, they have two side-mounted set screws that lock the wire in place inside the housing.
That sounds like the exact banana plugs I have. They are supposed to be pressure connections, where a slightly tapered node on the upper banana part squashes down on the wire coming up from the bottom part. This seems to come loose very easily. I just soldered this tapered node to the wire. All good now
 
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