Abstract: A transmission line impedance matching apparatus is disclosed that limits longitudinal signals and matches the longitudinal characteristic impedance between two conductors and comprises a common mode choke and an impedance matching device. The common mode choke, comprising two windings wound in the same direction, acts as a high impedance to longitudinal high frequency signals. As a result of this, standing waves are caused by the metallic signals reflecting off the choke. The impedance matching device, comprising two windings wound in the same direction, provides a good match to the longitudinal characteristic impedance and thus reduces standing longitudinal waves and reflections. The apparatus may include a terminal corrector or a mid-line corrector, or a combination thereof. This invention may allow greater bandwidth to be dedicated to services and allow transmission over longer subscriber loops before the minimum S/N ratio is achieved.