MIT CVT Terminator 2 interconnect & speaker cable Associated Equipment

MIT CVT Terminator 2 interconnect & speaker cable Associated Equipment

These are the first interconnects and speaker cables I have reviewed for <I>Stereophile</I>. Each of us has his little niche, and editor John Atkinson likes us to play in the sandboxes we most enjoy. For me, that has usually meant inexpensive speakers and expensive tube electronics. But there's another reason I've tended to shy away from cables.

MIT Cables
4130 Citrus Avenue, Suite 9
Rocklin, CA 95677
(916) 625-0129
www.mitcables.com

MIT CVT Terminator 2 interconnect & speaker cable Specifications

MIT CVT Terminator 2 interconnect & speaker cable Specifications

These are the first interconnects and speaker cables I have reviewed for <I>Stereophile</I>. Each of us has his little niche, and editor John Atkinson likes us to play in the sandboxes we most enjoy. For me, that has usually meant inexpensive speakers and expensive tube electronics. But there's another reason I've tended to shy away from cables.

MIT Cables
4130 Citrus Avenue, Suite 9
Rocklin, CA 95677
(916) 625-0129
www.mitcables.com

MIT CVT Terminator 2 interconnect & speaker cable Page 2

MIT CVT Terminator 2 interconnect & speaker cable Page 2

These are the first interconnects and speaker cables I have reviewed for <I>Stereophile</I>. Each of us has his little niche, and editor John Atkinson likes us to play in the sandboxes we most enjoy. For me, that has usually meant inexpensive speakers and expensive tube electronics. But there's another reason I've tended to shy away from cables.

MIT Cables
4130 Citrus Avenue, Suite 9
Rocklin, CA 95677
(916) 625-0129
www.mitcables.com

MIT CVT Terminator 2 interconnect & speaker cable

MIT CVT Terminator 2 interconnect & speaker cable

These are the first interconnects and speaker cables I have reviewed for <I>Stereophile</I>. Each of us has his little niche, and editor John Atkinson likes us to play in the sandboxes we most enjoy. For me, that has usually meant inexpensive speakers and expensive tube electronics. But there's another reason I've tended to shy away from cables.

Listening #70 Page 2

Listening #70 Page 2

<I>Stereo Review</I>, the world's most popular audio magazine during most of its time on Earth, was a common target of derision from the hobby's so-called <I>high-end</I> press, not least of all from me. We criticized its nerdy, boring prose, its uniformly positive reviews, and, most of all, its shameless pimping of the notions that measurements reveal all there is to know about a component, and that all competently engineered components sound equally fine.

Listening #70

Listening #70

<I>Stereo Review</I>, the world's most popular audio magazine during most of its time on Earth, was a common target of derision from the hobby's so-called <I>high-end</I> press, not least of all from me. We criticized its nerdy, boring prose, its uniformly positive reviews, and, most of all, its shameless pimping of the notions that measurements reveal all there is to know about a component, and that all competently engineered components sound equally fine.

Fun, Fun, Fun

Fun, Fun, Fun

I live by the axiom, “So many records to listen to, so little time.” That’s not an excuse; just reality. And it has nothing to do with being a music writer. If you’re a voracious music fan, there’s no way, no matter how many records per day you slug through, that you can hear it all. If today, I started listening to just my Beethoven Symphony cycles, it would literally be months before I could come up for air.

Record roulette...

Just bought 500 LP's from a guy in a small town nearby who got them in an abandoned storage unit sale.

The guy said rock and classical predominate and that the jackets are all in good condition and the records look 'clean.'

Gonna go pick 'em up. I'll post the price later.

How much would you pay, sight unseen?

I had to promise to buy them, no audition or cherry picking...

Back at 9pm.

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