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Mit acc 206
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The Sandman
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And...?
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Really good, but to be honest, our 2C3D is damn close. These are loaners. Going to live with them for a few weeks and see.
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I was kind of expecting you to say that... with Magico speakers at least it seems most reviewers don't end up turning up the dials very much.
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The dials are - on/off
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The Sandman
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Ah, that makes sense... the reviews I read said they left them off and I assumed that when on they were variable.
a.wayne
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Is the box powered ....?
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a.wayne
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So passive RLC networks then, Interesting .....
Tony007
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Mike,
How are the 206’s coming along? Have you had a chance to explore the 2c3d, bass, mid & treble knobs and listen to their characteristics yet? Anything notable you can share at this point?
How are the 206’s coming along? Have you had a chance to explore the 2c3d, bass, mid & treble knobs and listen to their characteristics yet? Anything notable you can share at this point?
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I packed them up. They are excellent and there is no doubt a difference with turning the bass, mids and treble on and off, along with the 2C3D. Ultimately, I preferred everything on and with everything on, there wasn’t a big difference vs my MIT 2C3D.
Tony007
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Mike,
What improvements do you get for the difference in price?
What improvements do you get for the difference in price?
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Knobs.
Sorry, but I heard no real improvement over 2C3D Level 1. I just think the 2C3D Level 1 is soooooo good.
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Last year sometime in 2019; a fake news thread was started on Audigon forums re: MIT has gone out of business. An MIT dealer responded with a message from Bruce Brisson that they are NOT out of business but, restructuring due to the long time sales manager that ran the day to day operations retired sometime last year. I believe his name was Ken. He was with MIT for many years.
To that end, I remember the post from Bruce saying that going forward MIT is going to focus on their main products of interconnects , speaker and power cables/products.
The smaller stuff was being sold off (Headphone Veero) and no longer produced by MIT.
Fast forward to today we have this pandemic going on and many places have been ordered to close (temporarily).
MIT is based out of CA so, not sure this has effected them.
So, perhaps they are launching a new website in 2020 with their core product lineup.
Lastly, I hope all is well with Mr. Brisson as he is closer to 80 than he is to 70.
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And Ken left the company shortly after that post.
Do you have industry insider knowledge? That you can share?
Is MIT still a company producing products? I noticed you don't have them in your signature anymore. Coincidence?
You were a dealer correct? I remember you praised them ; especially with Magico speakers.