When we first launched the Alter Ego, we felt the stock cable wasn't doing the IEM justice. So, we spent weeks testing different cables to find the perfect match. Now, we're excited to offer a range of Alter Ego Bundle Deals that combine the IEM with top-rated cables.
These bundles feature cables recommended by both our team and our passionate community of Alter Ego owners. Whether you're a seasoned audiophile or just starting out, you'll find the perfect cable to unlock the full potential of your Alter Ego.
Astral Acoustics Eclipse: Eclipse has superb clarity, resolution, imaging accuracy, speed, and soundstage. Compared to the stock cable, Eclipse is the clear winner in technical performance. With Eclipse, AE now has a more holographic, three-dimensional soundstage, better clarity from bass all the way to treble, and a more refreshing upper-mid and treble presentation. Astral Acoustics Eclipse has been MT’s go-to recommendation since Alter Ego was released.
Astral Acoustics Reference Silver: A customer raved about Reference Silver, so we gave it a try. Turns out, it's a killer cable for Alter Ego. It's even more neutral than Eclipse and creates a deeper soundstage. If you're not ultra-sensitive to trebles and prefer a neutral sound. Reference Silver might be your perfect match.
LL Venom: Venom really comes alive with rock and pop. It adds depth and weight to every note, making it perfect for genres like rock and metal. AE doesn't lack weight, but Venom's extra oomph is a nice bonus. The darker background also contributes to a richer sound.
Vortex Lavinia: Lavinia is for audiophiles who want to squeeze every ounce of sub-bass out of Alter Ego without spending a fortune on top-of-the-line cables. It gives Alter Ego a more pronounced and textured bass, a wider soundstage and an overall more V-shaped tuning.
PWAudio 1950s Shielding: If you can spare the expense, 1950s Shielding is the pinnacle of cables we've tested with Alter Ego. It combines the best parts of Eclipse, Lavinia's bass, and PWAudio's legendary dark background. It makes Alter Ego more detailed, improves its layering, and expands the soundstage to a whole new level.
These bundles feature cables recommended by both our team and our passionate community of Alter Ego owners. Whether you're a seasoned audiophile or just starting out, you'll find the perfect cable to unlock the full potential of your Alter Ego.
Astral Acoustics Eclipse: Eclipse has superb clarity, resolution, imaging accuracy, speed, and soundstage. Compared to the stock cable, Eclipse is the clear winner in technical performance. With Eclipse, AE now has a more holographic, three-dimensional soundstage, better clarity from bass all the way to treble, and a more refreshing upper-mid and treble presentation. Astral Acoustics Eclipse has been MT’s go-to recommendation since Alter Ego was released.
Astral Acoustics Reference Silver: A customer raved about Reference Silver, so we gave it a try. Turns out, it's a killer cable for Alter Ego. It's even more neutral than Eclipse and creates a deeper soundstage. If you're not ultra-sensitive to trebles and prefer a neutral sound. Reference Silver might be your perfect match.
LL Venom: Venom really comes alive with rock and pop. It adds depth and weight to every note, making it perfect for genres like rock and metal. AE doesn't lack weight, but Venom's extra oomph is a nice bonus. The darker background also contributes to a richer sound.
Vortex Lavinia: Lavinia is for audiophiles who want to squeeze every ounce of sub-bass out of Alter Ego without spending a fortune on top-of-the-line cables. It gives Alter Ego a more pronounced and textured bass, a wider soundstage and an overall more V-shaped tuning.
PWAudio 1950s Shielding: If you can spare the expense, 1950s Shielding is the pinnacle of cables we've tested with Alter Ego. It combines the best parts of Eclipse, Lavinia's bass, and PWAudio's legendary dark background. It makes Alter Ego more detailed, improves its layering, and expands the soundstage to a whole new level.
