New Lines from Music Interface Technologies

May 01, 2001

Studio Microphone interface
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Hardware and Hardwire Pro speaker interfaces
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M.I.T. (Music Interface Technologies) announces their new Professional Audio/Studio and Hardwire lines of high performance cables for recording and live audio applications. The line of products includes microphone, digital, speaker and audio component interfaces featuring unique performance technologies, along with two IEC-type (removable) double shielded filtered power cords.

The Professional Audio Series cables are constructed using premium materials and patented MIT passive networks, designed to improve signal efficiency and preserve accurate phase and time relationships of the signal as it flows down the cable.

MIT's Hardware series cables are constructed with a dual dielectric, ultra low capacitance cable featuring UPOCC conductors (UPOCC casting technology results in a copper crystal length of up to 125 meters), Switchcraft 280 plugs, and patented the MIT passive networks.

According to the company, these designs result in a cable that improves low-end response, while offering fatter, more detailed midrange and sweeter top end.

The products include:

Speaker Cables (from $119.95 / pair)
Audio Interconnects (from $39.95 / pair)
Digital Interconnects (from $49.95)
Microphone cables (from $89.95)
Z-Series Powerline Products (from $100)
Hardwire ST - standard electric instrument cable ($64.95 for 10 ft.)
Hardwire XL - extended low-end instrument cable ($74.95 for 10 ft.)
Hardwire Patch cables (non networked) ($29.95 for 3 inch.)
Hardwire speaker cable ($79.95 for 1/2 meter)
Hardwire Pro speaker cable ($149.95 for 1/2 meter)
Z-Series - filtered AC power cord ($175.00 for 2 meter)

All the MIT cables carry a limited lifetime warranty and are available now through authorized MIT dealers.

For more information, visit their web site at http://www.mitcables.com/.

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