Cable Asylum: REVIEW: MIT Cables MITerminator 2 Cable by Duboiz

First I want say that I was actually looking for Analysis Plus- Oval 12 just because of their impressive technical data, but after reading reviews on MIT cables and especially Terminator 2, I went to their web site looking for their data; I was curies about their network Box that they use on all their cable line. I was more impress with MIT research then Analysis Plus, I recommend you read their " MIT White Paper on Cable Testing & Performance" at http://www.mitcables.com/pages/page51.html.

My first cable was a 12GA Monster Cable, I thought ; just buy a thick cable to hold the high current and that it. Period. After treading good reviews on a home made Category 5 cables; I build a pair just to see if there is any different; to my surprise it did sound different. I was happier with the Category 5 cables but I thought it was too bright at the top. (And that from a tube system with a tube CD player.) So I looked on...

Since I saw Audio Advisor selling them at so low prices and their 30 days money back guarantied , I ordered a 10 ft pair, terminated with gold banana plugs.

Connecting my tube integrated amp. the Jolida 502A 60W per channel (Highly recommended) to my Magnepan MMG speakers was a snap (banana is not favorite by audiophile but no one will argue about their convenience). Although I knew that a break in period is required I wanted to hear the before To all of you who think it is all B.S. are either lucky enough to have an un-audiophile ears (like my wife) or didn't use the right cable in their system - matching is important. Some confuse brightness with detail, the MIT cable show me that.

I becomes a believer, I will never buy a cable without a network box. It's ugly and bulky but it is super important if you want to hear the full potential of your system.

Of course highly , highly recommended!!! Get them now before Audio Advisor will ran out those babies.

REVIEW: MIT Cables MITerminator 2 Cable Review by Duboiz at Audio Asylum