MIT or MITH?

Sugarbrie; if you don't think my BMW has better parts quality than a Chevy, I've got some beach property in Ohio to sell you. I disagree with the premise that parts quality has nothing to do with a product. However, I do agree that someone, somewhere, could probably make some decent sounding amp with parts from Home Depot. But it certainly wouldn't be easy and I don't think it's done very often. Parts quality means a lot to me, although it is very difficult to know what you're getting with cables. And Carl, I'm best friends with the biggest Nordost dealer in the US, and the margins on those are nowhere near what they are w/ the MIT. Listen, if you folks like the sound of MIT, keep them; I'm not saying you're wrong. I merely pointed out facts and my opinion. Just curious: It doesn't bother anyone that the number one reason a dealer shd carry mit is profit?

No Soupcon, what better incentive! If I was a dealer and the hook was carry my line because the profits are thinner than the competition then what do you think I would do. The deal closer IMO with MIT is bigger profits and great performance. I work for a supplier/manufacturer in a different industry and I spend every day trying to become more profitable as does my distributor as does the retailer at the end of the chain and the hook is - push my brands because of increased margins for you, and like MIT they happen to be quality brands. Why should the high end electronic industry be any different.

Soupcon, e-mail me your facts abut profit margins, invoices, etc., and then that'll help your case with me. And don't pretned you've heard all of MIT's cable, because you haven't. I doubt you've heard the ones I have. They don't all perform the same.

How stupid! the only reason a dealer is a dealer is for profit. Why else would he put up with hearing everones stupid opinion,if their wasn't money in it. Mit cables sound great, they just aren't in fashion anymore and that's good for us. That means we can get a deal. don't listen to those 2 dorks. They don't know their hole from an ass on the ground!

I concur, and it is always good to get the max gain, before overload/clipping, anyway.