Tributaries Announces Series 8 MK II Cables: High

Tributaries has expanded its audiophile cable line with some high-end and high-priced cables. Are they right for you?

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Even with the progress of wireless connectivity, most consumers still require cables for their home audio and home theater systems. Audiophiles love to pick up a brick when the cable topic rears its ugly head and with some cables costing more than the components they are connecting — it's not hard to understand why some don't think it is a worthwhile investment.

Spending $4,000 on a single power cord does not make a lot of sense to us but we are also focused on more affordable and mid-tier high-end components and system options where those types of cables make even less sense.

Cable recommendations are also based on experience with specific brands and how robust their products are; many of us have to connect/disconnect products dozens of times and that does take a toll on connectors. One would hope that a cable would be built to last — but a high asking price doesn't guarantee anything.

Gordon J. Gow Technologies Inc., the parent company of Tributaries and its sister company, Clarus has announced the availability of Series 8 MKII audio cables.

This new cable line features upgraded components that provide reliable, sonically pure performance.

From Joe Perfito, Founder and CEO, Gordon J. Technologies Inc: "Our Series 8 cables are among the most successful in our Tributaries line…But we knew there were ways to improve upon a market favorite…The new Series 8 MK II is typical of our commitment to continually reassess and improve upon even our most successful products. Like our customers, we are music lovers and audiophiles who constantly look for ways to enhance the listening experience. That's why we are excited to present the Series 8 Mark II."

The Series 8 MK II cables include several connector upgrades to the original design.

Tip: More on Tributaries Cable Design and Technologies

The new Tributaries Series 8 MK II includes:

8AB Series 8 Balanced Audio Pairs (SRP: $728.00/2m)

8A Series 8 Single-Ended RCA Audio Pairs (SRP: $604.00/2m)

8AD Series 8 Digital Audio Cable (SRP: $230.00/2m)

8BW Series 8 Bi-Wire Cable Pair (SRP: $1,150.00/6’)

8SP Series Speaker Cable Pair (SRP: $930.00/6’)

8S Series 8 Subwoofer Cable (SRP: $304.00/2m)

8PC Series 8 Phono Cable (SRP: $716.00/2m)

8P Series 8 Power Cable — available with C7 and C15 configurations (SRP: $527.00/6’)

The Tributaries Series 8 Cables can be purchased through Authorized Dealers. Custom lengths are available. Series 8 cables are assembled by hand with foreign and domestic parts in Orlando, Florida.

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