The Milstein Series
Tier one-The Formative Years: Milstein was born in the then Russian Empire, to a family with no musical background; a precocious child, whereupon his mother, learning about her son's interest in the violin, forced lessons upon him. Teachers included Stolyarsky and the eminent Auer, the latter who invited the young Milstein to learn with him at The St Petersburg Conservatory(very telling of his immense talent). He deviated from Auer's pedagogy but in a way that both were critical of but also admired by Auer, that earned his ”sarcastic remark" ,"listen to the Black Sea technique". He traveled throughout Europe with his friend, the great pianist Horowitz, joined later by Piatigorsky, the cellist, before moving and settling in America. The Formative Years is voiced similarly to the raw but bold and expressive freedom of his mastery then in the instrument.
Tier two-The Master: Paganiniana：could singularly be definitative of this stage of Milstein. It was composed by him in his fifties and for the first time, Paganini was made logical- with more structure than Paganini or Kreisler could ever write, and he performed that with nonchalance though with a depth few could reach. Milstein-The Master tonally and in character matches this period of his mastery, total conytrol with unfetterd realism-a cable like Milstein in this stage, without peer, except for Heifetz. Power cords and interconnects, balanced and rca.
Milstein-True Mastery: Heifetz once commented Milstein had the "perfect bowarm". He did only the necessary, yet the music is fully conveyed in truth and depth,especially his rendition of the Bach Sonatas and Partitas in 1975, for which he got a grammy award for. He also was awarded the Kennedy Honors by the then president of the US, Ronald Reagan, and the last video of his recital in Stockholm, where although frail, at the age of 82, if you close your eyes and just listen, you hear just perfect notes and intonation. Milstein-True Mastery series captures both- purity and intent, allowing recordings to sound as they were recorded as originally intended. Power cords, interconnects: balanced and single ended.
Milstein- The Master
Milstein- True Mastery
Plans for introduction in the near future:
The Farotti Series, after our favourite modern violin maker, a more budget amenable series of cables but of almost comparable quality, the series below The Milstein. Please enquire. Prices: USD$5000 and under. "the two cables, especially together, turn "music" into a "musical spectacle", if you decide you like them it's going to be a long-term relationship"
"the entry level cables(not cheap) and Milstein go in the direction set by two best cables I know, i.e. Siltech Triple Crown and Harmonix X-DC Studio Master Million Maestro, a certain golden inner glow”
"they presented music in an interesting way – and even analyzing its sonics I wasn’t breaking it into details but rather taking it as a whole-
It's about richness, tangibility and great tone differentiation
"The interconnect is much more conspicuous. I can easily see it in systems with tube amps or where additional energy is needed, something to “help up” the system from its knees. The presentation is very energetic, with “oomph,” and treble slightly stronger than with the Acrolink"
"It is an artist’s cable made for other artists, audio artists that is"
end quotes by a highly regarded reviewer in Europe
The Heifetz Series, 3 tiers of our (ultimate)reference level cables, power cords and interconnects.
A few models of reference grade, uncompromising power distributors.
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