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For the 12th year, during our month-long Summer Against Hunger fundraiser, 5% of your purchases from The Cable Company (and Usedcable.com) are set aside for donation to CARE. This amount is matched by our participating vendors for our sales of their products.

Each year CARE helps us to line up an additional matching grant of at least 5:1 from a large donor for our total contributions. What this means is that when The Cable Company contributes 5% of a sale (all sales) in August, and this is matched by one of our participating vendors, this 10% total donation also receives another five times this amount in matching funds.  

So as much as 60%  (*minimum 30% for products where the manufacturer is not participating in the matching funds program) of the amount the audiophile is spending on their audio passion in August can also end up helping some of the world's neediest people.

Click to view participating vendors.

CARE's poverty-fighting work reached 455 million people in 66 countries last year.
Click here to visit the CARE website.

Stereovox has kept their prices fairly steady. As with many manufacturers, they have been trying to absorb the increases in their production costs in order to maintain the stability of their prices, yet over the past four years their costs for silver and copper have increased by a factor of 5 (copper) and almost 3 (silver). Coupled with increases in the price of Teflon, well, prices are headed up.

If there is one giant killer in the Stereovox line, it must be their pure 75 ohm  XV2 digital cable.  As one enjoythemusic.com reviewer concluded:

"There is little point in writing a lengthy formal review of the XV2. It is blatantly superior to the HDXV it replaces. There is no need to punish you with a tales of recordings with which you are probably not familiar. At a cost of $150, the XV2 is such a gift to High End audio that (designer) Chris Sommovigo should immediately be forgiven for selling outrageously expensive turntables and loudspeakers..."

Well this killer $150 digital cable with the unique RCA/BNC universal connector, will become a killer $200 digital cable at the end of August. If you are using digital separates now, or maybe thinking of one of those very nice $975 Benchmark DAC's (sold through our Ultra Systems showroom), get one now and save fifty bucks.