can anyone tell me if they are still in business? I've emailed and phoned and gotten no answer. wanted to buy one to replace mine that sold.

i guess we're not going to get those pictures of the SOTA factory?:-)

yeah, be careful for sure. i twisted the wires inside my amp and had to get it repaired. it ain't a nice feelin'!

ah shucks! i was there, too, and missed the chance to see the hero himself, as well as new amp goodies. next time, we should be notified!!

do all the mit cables have the boxes now? mine didn't, but that was a few years ago.

yeah, i had some mi330 cables that i used quite a long time. i liked them for their warmth. i was talked into some more revealing cables, which were not so romantic, which i missed.

i have used these ics for 220 records, so far. they seem detailed, but not edgy. i'm happy with them. of course, my cartridge, tt ,amps, and speakers are all chosen not to be bright.

i live near vancouver. i have an hd600 and a head otl. now there are three here!

i am honestly trying to figure out why some people keep telling us we don't hear a difference. are they really trying to convince us that what we hear, we don't? or are they trying to tell others not to listen to us, and not to listen to their own ears? it seems to me, that if one doesn't...

why do people want to convince some of us that what we are hearing, we are not hearing!

i hope this is the right place to put this in. i just tried a zcable power cord on my audible illusions m3 preamp, and was amazed to find that the difference was comparable to replacing my ics with analysis plus. so i got two more for my quicksilver monoblocks and it made even more difference...

that's an opinion!!

wow, that would be really fun to see the sota factory!

i have a sota nova, which has a pump to suck the record down for a quieter background. i just had to send it in for fixing and upgrading, which meant a month or two using a used kenwood tt, which was quite nice, considering the difference in price. in my opinion, only vinyl gives music; digital...

many people, including me, like grado cartridges very much. they have a very natural, easy-to-listen-to presentation. i've owned six, and now have the reference sonata. but the cheap ones are also nice -sounding. just my opinion.