For 2012 - All New High Definition Speaker Interfaces
Advanced laboratory test and measurement equipment enabled Music Interface Technologies to include Fractional Articulation Technology in the designs of its reference level products. MIT first unveiled this technology in 2010 as "Fractional Articulation Technology" (F.A.T.) in its Oracle MA-X HD Rev. 2 Speaker Interfaces. Thanks to improved manufacturing techniques, MIT is proud to offer this technology in an entirely new product line, including Super High Definition Speaker Interfaces.
What is Fractional Articulation Technology?
Prior to 2007, the thrust of MIT Cables’ engineering focused on optimizing a cable’s ability to transport an audio signal octave-to-octave. In 2007, MIT introduced Maximum Articulation Technology which built upon previous Oracle designs to include the optimization of harmonics outside the octave.
Now, through Fractional Articulation Technology, interval optimization (the notes within the octave) is achieved, which improves the natural textures and density of the music. Simply put, by combining both Maximum Articulation and Fractional Articulation technologies, more of the audio signal is accurately transported through the interface.
For more information on Fractional Articulation Technology, please visit mitcables.com/fat.
Fractional Articulation Technology can be found in the following High Definition and Super High Definition products:
Oracle MA-X SHD Speaker Interfaces
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The Oracle MA-X Super High Definition Speaker Interface includes the ability to choose to enable F.A.T. in either high definition or super high definition with a simple switch selection.
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Oracle Matrix SHD 120 Speaker Interfaces
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The Oracle Matrix Super High Definition 120 Speaker Interface allows the user to choose to enable F.A.T. in either high definition or super high definition with a simple switch selection, adding 25 extra Articulation Poles.
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Oracle Matrix HD 90 Rev. 1 Speaker Interfaces
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The Oracle Matrix High Definition 90 Rev. 1 Speaker Interface, like its big brother, also allows the user to choose to enable F.A.T. in either standard definition or super high definition with a simple switch selection, adding 25 extra Articulation Poles.
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Matrix HD 60 Speaker Interfaces
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With 60 poles of articulation, the Matrix High Definition 60 Speaker Interface boasts a 39% increase in performance over its predecessor, the Magnum MA, and comes in at a price that is 25% less! Combining the best features of the Magnum MA with its big brother, the Matrix Super HD 90, the Matrix 60 delivers the broadest range of features and performance for the least amount of money. Rather than the user selectable feature of the Oracle Matrix Super HD 90, F.A.T. has been fixed into the interface’s network boxes. Though this interface does not have the traditional CVT® Coupler at the input, the coupler circuitry has been included in a larger enclosure at the input combined with F.A.T. technology. |
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Matrix HD 38 Speaker Interfaces
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The Matrix High Definition 38 Speaker Interface comes to play with 38 poles of articulation, drastically outperforming everything else in its so called class. Improving over its predecessor, the AVt® MA, you’ll hear:
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