Similar sound characteractics to MIT cables?

Just finished listening to Shostakovich's Symphonies no 8 and no 5 on my system.  The soundstage was wall to wall with floor to ceiling height and massive dynamics yet emotionally gripping in its delicacy and expressiveness! The 5th on SACD was recorded at The Kimmel Center in Philadelphia.  My brother and I were there...you can hear us yelling Bravo repeatedly at the end of the performance as it fades out.  My only concession is that it didn't sound small and etched like it did through the AQ's I had purchased from Music Direct...maybe if they came with ear muffs I could have lived with them:)

@dave_b What AQ cables did you compare to MIT? I'm also an AQ user (Cooper Cables) and now after reading this thread I'm curious about MIT.  

Colorado...although I did have a listen to the WEL cables as well.  I should also mention the I have tried, owned or Demo'd at home many various cables/designs over the years.  MIT's Magnum and Oracle lines deliver so much more of the music to my ears that it is not even close.  Accurate tone, dynamic freedom, low level detail and a soundstage you can swim in are some of the obvious attributes.  A symphony sounds majestic and to sly correct in pitch and timbre...just thrilling while remaining organic sounding without roll off in frequencies.  Highs have weight and expression, midrange is full and full of life while the bass is simply stunning in tone and texture.

@dave_b Thanks.  Do you feel that one needs to have a complete loom of MIT (Interconnects and Speaker ) to hear the full benefit? Or if try the speaker cables first that would be sufficient? Also, compared to AQ with their DBS technology.  Do modern MIT cables/interconnects have a similar low noise floor?

Full loom preferable to obtain what I described, but if you wish to get a feel for some of what is possible then speaker interfaces are best.  Yes, very low noise floor after 2week 24/7 break in!  I use an Oracle AC2 PC on my amp and Transparent MM2 on my Cipher.  See 6 moons review of Magnum 1.3 loom...very accurate review.