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Bruce Brisson, founder of MIT offers Do-It-Yourself kits for Hi-Fi Audio and Hifi Enthusiasts that appreciate the PERFORMANCE of MIT's engineered products. Improved Tonality, Timbre, Imaging Quality, and Soundstage Reproduction - all based on the value of MITʼs unique and patented Multipole Technology used in MIT's revolutionary networked cables. Enjoy all of the hallmarks of MIT's products with the benefit of cost savings and the satisfaction of "Doing It Yourself" with simple every day tools! Bruce Brisson's kits include his Speaker cable kit, AC Power conditioner kit, MPC Interconnect kit and Subwoofer Interconnect kits designed for those whose passion and hobby is related to electronics - DIY Electronics.
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The History of Do-It-Yourself Audio and An Introduction to Networked DIY Audio Cables
Audio cables, for the most part, do not have much of a DIY history, probably because anyone can purchase common everyday wire, strip it with wire strippers, and hook up their stereo system with it. But that is not sufficient for the high end audiophile. Something more was needed.
The audible effects of cables was first written about in the audiophile press in 1978 by Jean Hiraga of France, who first pointed out the importance of the quality of cables in audio systems.
By the late 1970’s, and into the early 1980’s, companies such as Fulton, Mogami, Mark Levinson and of course The Monster Cable Company began selling high end wire to the audiophile.
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