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You’ll love the world’s only music interfaces.
"Audiophiles are all familiar with the now infamous "cable debate" surrounding the question of the impact that audio cables have in a hi-fi system. Today’s audiophiles understand that differently designed cables do impact the overall sound of their systems. We at MIT Cables agree. But these "just wire" designs only serve to manipulate the sound by changing the relationship of capacitance, inductance,
and resistance within the cable. They don’t eliminate any problems.
"This is where we separate ourselves from other cable companies.
We discovered back in the 1970's that audio cables were inherently
flawed for their purpose. What we determined was that a high
fidelity system needed more than just cables to connect audio
components; they needed devices that were engineered to
properly interface them.
"So, what is the difference between an audio cable and an
audio interface? Simply put, an audio cable is a piece of wire that is
used to make a random connection between audio components. An
interface is an engineered component that is purposefully designed to
efficiently transport energy, with a predetermined bandwidth, from one
component to another.
"The benefit is more lifelike vocals and instruments, mid and high frequencies
become less bright or tiring, voices are clear and understandable, and bass frequencies
become tight and deep.
"Let us help you make the most of your A/V components!"
Bruce Brisson,  Founder & Director of Engineering
  • High End Show 2010
  • More Than Just Cable
  • 2C3D vs. MA
  • Gen 3 Lending Library
This year MIT Cables returns to Munich to show the new Oracle Matrix HD Speaker Cables along with Magico Loudspeakers and Spectral Audio.

Show Setup
Kent Loughlin, VP of MIT Cables, has traveled to Munich Germany to meet up with Magico's Alon Wolf to set up the room a the 2010 High End Show. For photos, please visit our community page photo albums.

Day One
Our first major accolade comes on the first day!
http://www.avguide.com/blog/munich-high-end-2010-day-one

"At the risk of sounding like a stuck record, the best of the best was the Magico Q5 loudspeaker system, this time driven by Spectral electronics, MIT [Cables]'s top cables and either an EMM Labs player or the company's own custom-built music server. It was good enough to make everything else on that first day sound like a series of footnotes to the Magico room, the Emillé and Triangle rooms notwithstanding."

More iPhone pics from Kent Loughlin are posted in our community page photo albums.
Oracle V1.3 Speaker Cable

Audio Interfaces

MIT Cables’ mission has always been to help audiophiles experience the best sound they can by solving the problems inherent in standard wire. This mission began back in 1981 when Bruce Brisson designed the first purposefully built high-end audio cable: Interlink Reference, built by Monster Cable. It was the first audio cable in which everyone could hear the difference.

All audio cables alter the signal that is passing through them because they act as inefficient low pass filters; that is to say they are inefficient at transporting power. How efficient or inefficient a cable is at any frequency within the audio bandwidth is what makes one manufacturers cable sound different than another’s.

MIT goes beyond this. We start by engineering all of our speaker cables and interconnects with the best possible materials.. Then we add to them our patented Multipole Technology in parallel to the main conductors. These networks optimize the transportable power, at predetermined points (or Articulation Poles), throughout the audio bandwidth. The more articulation poles in the cable the better the cable will sound. When you connect an MIT cable up to your system, you will enjoy recorded music in an entirely new way. The background is black, increasing the contrast between the instruments and voices. A lifelike soundstage opens up with pinpoint imaging at any volume level.

More than just cable: It’s not a saying. It’s what we do to help you experience recorded music in a completely new way.
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MIT Cables HDMI Video Cable

Video Products

In addition to our line of breakthrough audio products, MIT manufactures a professional grade HDMI cable that will exceed current HDMI standards. What does that mean? It means that you can enjoy high definition technology NOW, and be prepared for whatever comes down the high definition pipeline for years to come.

Not all HDMI cables are the same. Just because a cable has the HDMI logo, it does not guarantee it will have the bandwidth or speed that is necessary for today's high-end HDTV systems. The current standard for High Speed or "category 2" HDMI cables is 10.2 Gbps (340Mhz) which can handle 1080p signals, including those at increased color depths and/or increased refreshed rates.

MIT Cables HDMI current 1.3c Rated cables have been certified by HDMI™ ACT Testing. Also, our HDMI products are able to accommodate higher resolution displays, such as WQXGA cinema monitors with a resolution of 2560 x 1600!

More than just cable: It's how we get prepared for the future.
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MIT Cables Z Powerbar Power Conditioner

Power Products

Continuing our dedication to providing our customers with the most technologically advanced audio and video products available anywhere in the world today. Our engineers have created a unique suite of patented MIT power filter products that address problems created by dirty power. Whatever your passion; musician, recording engineer, audiophile, or video professional, MIT offers the best noise eliminating solutions, like the Z Series products from MIT. All Z filters, are patented parallel AC FilterpolesTM , a tuned LCR technology that provides clean power without reflections.

With MIT's Z circuitry working to clean, condition, and protect your AV system, you will instantly enjoy "blacker" blacks, better color saturation, and increased shadow detail; movie sound tracks will deliver dialog and background music with theater-like quality.

MIT's Z circuitry also provides PFC (Power Factor Correction), by controlling the phase angle of the inbound 60hz AC sine wave for maximum efficiency. Click here for PFC explained by the US Department of Energy.
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More than just cable: It’s not a saying. It’s a philosophy.

The most technologically advanced
music interfaces in the world.
Period.

Every meaningful technology patent in the industry belongs to MIT Cables. That's what makes us the innovators in the audio cable business. Discover why MIT Cables are more than just cable!TM

Generation 3 Series

MIT Cables Generation 3 2C3D Technology Only available online, the newly released Generation 3 series of 2C3D music interfaces offers the optimal balance between detail and imaging, and makes it easy to identify each of the individual instruments and voices within a well defined soundstage.
Now available through our Lending Library.
View the Gen 3 product line.  |  Try Gen 3 in your home.

Maximum Articulation Series

MIT Cables Maximum Articulation MA Technology Available for audition and sale exclusively through our network of Authorized Dealers, MIT's Maximum Articulation (MA) Series of products have redefined the high-end and have taken 2C3D technology to a new performance level.
View the MA product line.

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Try Generation 3 Audio Cables in Your Home

From Bruce Brisson, MIT Cables' President and CEO

"When I first started designing audio cables back in the 1970’s, I could only dream that I would be able to improve our listening experience to such a large degree by simply changing a system’s cables. 2C3D was a project I began working on in the 1990’s. I wanted audiophiles around the world to be able to more accurately enjoy a recording in the same way as a live event. 2C3D was a breakthrough because for the first time a three dimensional soundstage could truly be created from only two channels. Now, with the latest release of Generation 3 products, I have greatly improved on this quest. In these new products, I have also increased low level detail, micro dynamics and imaging without compromising tonality. As a matter of fact, I’ve been able to optimize tonality and increase low-level detail, while improving soundstaging significantly over our older DOT 2 products.

"When designing the latest Generation 3 products I decided to ‘Hot Rod’ the Oracle V1.3, the Magnum M1.3, and the Shotgun S1.3, increasing their performance using all new 2C3D topology. I feel so strongly about the increase in performance of these cables that I have also created a Lending Library so you can borrow from MIT and audition them in your personal system…on me. I promise that you will not be disappointed!"

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