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SOtM
The first thing about SOtM the company from South Korea*—its tag line Ultimate High Performance Audio indicates ambitions— is that name and peculiar spelling. Designer/owner Il-Won Lee explained through May Park, his export sales manager, that it stands for Soul Of the Music. Whilst looking tekkie it’s actually poetic. Founded in 2008, SOtM is about computer audio in ways that go deeper than with usual audio firms.
The dCBL-BNC and dCBL-COX cables are the high-performance digital audio cables for transmitting AES3 signals well known as master clock signal, word clock signal, and S / PDIF signals.
The dCBL-CAT7 cable newly launched providing stable ultra-high speed transmission is a specially designed high end audio network cable with excellent sound characteristics.
The dCBL-CAT7e is a high-end performance cable that is easy to access in the price range developed to be used not only for the main network cable for connection to the network player device, which is the most important in the connection of a network audio system, but also for the connection...
dCBL-CAT7u is a new network cable that is an upgraded version of the dCBL-CAT7. If you have already experienced significant sound quality improvement from the previous version, the dCBL-CAT7, the dCBL-CAT7u is the Ultra version of the dCBL-CAT7, so you can expect more than that.
With the dCBL-CAT8M, there is much clearer transparency as if a closed door were being opened.
The dCBL-UF is a new high end audio USB cable equipped with already well known filter block used on SOtM’s famous network cable, dCBL-CAT7
The dCBL-UF is a new high end audio USB cable equipped with already well known filter block used on SOtM’s famous network cable, dCBL-CAT7
The dCBL-UF is a new high end audio USB cable equipped with already well known filter block used on SOtM’s famous network cable, dCBL-CAT7
The dCBL-UF is a new high end audio USB cable equipped with already well known filter block used on SOtM’s famous network cable, dCBL-CAT7
The sCLK-OCX10 is a specially designed product for high end audio equipment which brings all the benefits of master clocks that have been used primarily in recording studios and high performance audio.
sHP-100 is a combined USB DAC & high performance headphone amplifier. The unit supports USB, Coaxial, Optical and Analog line input and has headphone output as well as analog line output.
The sMS-200 is a new generation of mini network player with built in ‘Media Player Board’ developed with our own technology.
The sMS-200 is a new generation of mini network player with built in ‘Media Player Board’ developed with our own technology.
it is a network switch developed to overcome such low performance in a network environment, and it is finally able to give you a fundamental solution in your network audio system.
A power amplifier is an essential device for configuring audio systems with its role in the process of operating the speakers. From the introduction of the vacuum tube to the establishment of the class D amplifier currently called the digital amplifier, the amplification technology for amplifiers...
The sPQ-100 is designed to respond to these various EQ graphs and cartridge specifications through the switch settings on the top of the product. This means that the sPQ-100 can maximize the performance of various vinyl records and cartridges.
The resolution, textures, transparency and expression of sound is greatly affected by how and what power is supplied to your audio devices. Which means a power supply unit affects the sound quality to the entire audio system, and should never be considered “just a power supply unit.”
It works as a hub receiving and distributing USB audio signals, but regenerating the USB AUDIO signal by the high-performance super clock module, sCLK-EX, installed inside to the product, so that sound could be superior to any other USB audio product .
