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2C3D Level 3 Audio Interconnect
2C3D Level 3 Interconnects: are designed to protect the chain of custody like the original Magnum MA interconnects as the signal heads for the newly renovated Level 3 Speaker cable. The Level 3 leads as the winner in terms of cost versus performance. These units also feature selectable impedance matching on XLR and RCA.
2C3D Level 2 Audio Interconnect
2C3D Level 2 Interconnects: 2C3D Level 2 Interconnects are the perfect complement to the Level 2 Speaker cable. We start with the SL-50 circuits and by adding the 2C3D boards. We have another winner in terms of value and performance.
2C3D Level 1 Audio Interconnect
2C3D Level 1 Interconnects: Best of Class. Also based on original Oracle MA circuits and miniaturized by using “through hole” printed circuit boards with smaller parts. Features SHD, HD and 2C3D technology to match the Level 1 Speaker cables.
2C3D Level 3 Speaker Interface
2C3D Level 3 Speaker Cables mimic the performance of the Magnum MA series, while shrinking costs by removing the costly Metal “shoe” and removable tails. Now soldered from end-to-end, we split the networks into two smaller enclosures connected by a super flexible conductor group. One third of the cost has been removed from this design, making real High End performance more accessible than ever.
2C3D Level 2 Speaker Interface
Level 2 Speaker Cables get right to the heart of the music. Taking the challenge of another High End manufacturer to “build the best $10,000 cable you can build”, the Level 2 rises to the occasion.
2C3D Level 1 Speaker Interface
Best of Class. This ambitious design targets the performance of our $30,000 Oracle SHD 120 at about half the price. We used most of the SHD, HD and 2C3D circuitry from the 120s, but made everything smaller.
EVO Three Audio Interconnect
EVO Three interconnects: Once the AVt 1 with 5 poles, MIT has appropriately stepped up the articulation with 9 poles to keep the chain of custody whole and intact, making the best possible interface for the money.
EVO Two Audio Interconnect
EVO Two interconnects: Robert J. Reina loved the CVT2 interconnects so much with the CVT Terminator 2, we took the original 9 pole networks and tweaked them up to 28 poles, adding the adjustable impedance matching networks.
EVO One Audio Interconnect
“EVO One speaker and interconnect… provide an ear-opening experience for those who may have thought the door to such excellence would always remain firmly closed. One of the most musically significant and satisfying, okay, interfaces that I have heard at any price.” —Neil Gader, The Absolute Sound
EVO Three Speaker Interface
The EVO Three is updated from the original AVt1. Paul Seydor and Neil Gader called the AVt 1 “absolutely, rivetingly convincing…overwhelms any incidental reservations I’ve expressed”. Reissued now as the EVO Three, MIT added 10 poles of articulation for a total of 21 poles of raw excitement and pure resolution.
EVO Two Speaker Interface
EVO Two Speaker Cable – now with 33 poles of articulation – has evolved from the highly recommended 15 pole CVT Terminator 2. Now fitted with input and output enclosures to house the additional (18 pole) networks. The EVO Two is at the heart of the EVO series.
EVO One Speaker Interface
“EVO One speaker and interconnect… provide an ear-opening experience for those who may have thought the door to such excellence would always remain firmly closed. One of the most musically significant and satisfying, okay, interfaces that I have heard at any price.” —Neil Gader, The Absolute Sound