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MIT T- 2 OR BETTERCABLES? FOR SPEAKERS

IM LOOKING TO UPGRADE MY SPEAKER CABLES. BASED ON REVIEWS IVE SEEN MIT AND BETTERCABLES ARE GOOD QUALITY FOR A FAIR PRICE. MY SYSTEM CONSISTS OF:
DENON AVP 8000 PRE AMP/ PROCESSOR
PARASOUND HCA 2200II AND HCA 2003A AMPS
PANASONIC H1000 DVD/CD PLAYER
HALES REVELATION 3 SPEAKERS
SVS 2039PS SUBWOOFER
MIT AND SYNERGISTIC RESEARCH INTERCONNECTS
THE SYSTEM IS USED FOR 1/2 MOVIES 1/2 MUSIC, CURRENTLY IM
USING NAIM SPEAKER CABLES. THE SOUND IS SMOOTH AND CLEAR BUT DIALOGE/VOCALS SEEM A LITTLE "LAID BACK". ANY HELP/ SUGGESTIONS WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED. THANKS
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jwong1
42 posts
 
I bought MIT T2 biwires speaker cables and recently got Transparent Musiclink biwires. I preferred the MIT T2. The MIT sounded "livier" and had more overall "energy" while the Transparents sounded "softer". See if Audioadvisor.com still has them on sale because I got them at 35-40% off about three months ago which made them exceptional values. FYI, I have a Classe CAP 151 integrated amp, ARCAM Diva 92 CD, and Aerial 6. Good luck.
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glen
714 posts
 
I've never used the T2 but I do use the 750cvt on one system and the 770twin on another. Would highly recommend either of these cables. Also recommend you cable your interconnects with 330's if you go this route. Look around I picked up a pair of MH750CVT for $250.00 not to long ago. And can usually find 330 interconnects for around $150.00 a pair
david99
1,467 posts
 
I have the T-2 biwire and love them! I put these up against Kimber 8 TC and Harmonic Tech Pro-11's.The T-2 killed the 8 TC The T-2 and Pro-11's were close but the T-2 had better bass and were more transparent and detailed.Plus MUCH less money!
jaykapur
70 posts
 
BetterCables.com is best for video and digital cables, if you ask me. Try Kimber Kable for speaker cables.
pops
2,274 posts
 
My opinion is to wire up the entire system with MIT, you don't get the full benefit unless you use speaker cables and ic's from MIT. I've used for years and they are the best I've had in my 2 channel and a/v system.
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