Audio-Cable Reviews

My amplifier decodes Dolby pro logic from these no problem and they're just all around awesome, I can't say enough.

Great product for recording or just simply playing in surround sound format.

The sad truth is, if you're using the cables that came with your machine, you probably aren't getting the most out of your DVD player. No matter how much you spent on the player, the cables it came supplied with are probably not good enough. Its the same story as with hi-fi equipment, as regards cables and speakers. They skimp on them to give you a lower price. So, for a perfectly reasonable price, you can upgrade. You just plug 'em in, and hey presto, better quality. It really is that simple. So simple, in fact, it'd be a shame not to do it. You could be enjoying better pictures, greater sharpness, more vivid colours.

And you paid enough for the player, after all. You might as well get it perfect!

I set up a home theatre system it loved it. I eventually went the extra mile and purchased the Monster Interlink Connections, S-Video (for my DVD and Satellite), and Speaker cables. What a difference. My wife walked into the house just as I had finished connecting and couldn't believe it was the same system with only different cables. It made the system sound MUCH better. One thing I read once and now believe...reserve about 10% of your home theatre budget for cables (If you are spending or plan on spending $5000.00 on TV, surround sound, speakers, etc, then plan on spending about $500.00 for cables. It makes a world of difference!

the cables are great they are very strong but bendable at the same time also look cool and most importantly the give a great piture actualy i havent compared it to anything bet i had a component for my ps2 now i have it for my xbox and the the dvds look a lot better with monster cables for my xbox than normal sony component hook up for my ps2 the cables are overall great and the colors really look more real and alive and if u notice with normal av cables u see color mixing and the backgrounds look fuzzy (kinda) and component get rid of 99% (rarely u see a very little color fade or something in a couple of movies in the wrold) and it uses 3 anlog cables for video instead of the 1 anlog that is standerd so u colud say it makes the picture 3x better

Why hasen't any else reviewed this great product? Anyways I got my component cable a few days again and can certainly say I notice a great improvment in video quality over my previous S-Video connection. You can certainly tell the difference in the action packed DVD's like Xmen,Spiderman,Terminator and such. But in movies like Bruce Almighty you may not notice the difference.
These are definitely worth the cost.

This is one of the best audio splitters on the market its easy to use and works great.

These are good velcro ties. They are basic (but colorful) solutions.

This cable connects your CD drive to your sound card. It has three different connectors to allow it to be plugged into a variety of sound cards. If you added a CD-RW to your computer you'll need this to hear your recordings on CD-RW disks because there's a good chance your CD-ROM can't read them. Connection was simple and easy.

TigerDirect's shipping is a little exorbitant, but I can't otherwise complain about a fine product. I bought it hoping to reverse it to put both my CD changer and my Playstation 2 into the same input on my receiver, and it works just fine. I can't have both on at once, but wasn't planning to anyway. I'm sure it works fine splitting one input into two, but that's just not what I was looking for. This product is, however, and I'd happily pass it on to anybody looking for the same solution.

Most KVM switches do not support audio switching (in the modern multi-media world, this is an often over looked requirement for a desktop KVM) and cost much more than this Cables to Go unit. I spent over $20 more, in fact, for another KVM with audio that only got me a unit with a defective audio chip and slow help. This one costs less and works great. Pressing Scroll Lock twice and a up/down arrow switches between the two computers - I wish that only the Scroll Lock key was needed. Considering how much Windows likes to reboot and be consumed by I/O intensive processes as well as the cost of new Hyper Threading Extreme CPUs, two low-end computers with a KVM switch is a cheaper way to stay productive. At work, this type of configuration also permits separate networks for security (one computer for the financial network and another, say, for machines with Internet e-mail access); viral and other rogue network hacks cannot spread through a KVM switch (the perfect "air gap" firewall).

Having been a trade show manager for a large electronics company, I saw that the technicians always wrapped their cables in a circle and tied them with velcro straps like above. Get some.

I have tried quite a few cables over the past months with my HD setup, and this is by far the best cable I have used. The quality of the picture is amazing with HDMI, but you need a cable of this quality to make it worth it!!