Audio-Cable Reviews

If you want AWESOME picture quality you NEED this!!!

Excellent! Need I say more? I actually saw and heard improvement.

Skeptical at first, I bought these cables for a new Sony HDTV I bought a few weeks ago. To my delight and surprise, these cables showed an immediate improvement in color and detail!! I also got the Monster 2-gigahertz splitter (most of us are supplied with the 1-ghz format from the cable companies), but it was attached to an old cable from a major electronics chain. Didn't see much difference till these Monster cables arrived and were installed. Very noticeable now. In keeping with trying to get the best picture quality, I bought the Monster Powercenter surge protector, to protect against power surges (with all this expensive equipment, may as well protect it). It claims to have a filter in it to screen out video noise. I can't see much difference, but the extra protection against blackouts, make it a really worthwhile investment. In general, these cables are a must-buy for people upgrading to HDTV or who just want the best visuals!!!

I bought this and it just came in the mail and i hooked it up and i instantly saw the differance between Gold and Silver. You should defentally get this if you have a DVD player!

Wow.. it's amazin how much can a high quality cable enchance your video conection between your VCR to your TV. I recently bought a Wega TV and to say the least i was dissapointed when i watched Episode I on my new TV (using those Coaxial cables bundled with every VCR), so I went to my local electronics store i bought one of these and the results were amazing. I highly recommend any kind of monster cable to noticeably enchance your A/V hardware performance.

If your looking for a longer cord you MUST get this, theres not a drop in quality of sound or anything. When I got my new computer my tower wouldn't fit under my computer desk so I had to set the tower at the side of the desk which turned out perfectly except that the cord for my speakers wouldn't reach the computer and I had to prop the computer on some folded up cardboard to get the cord to reach, but the worst part about that is that I had to reverse my speakers (and you gamers know that, thats not good espicially when your playing a game that depends on sound like Thief or System Shock)but I came here to this site and they had what I needed. Im happy with my setup now that the cord can reach. Well I don't want to take too much space but if your reading this go and get this cord you won't regret it.

I received superb video quality from this set of cable, highly recomended for those who has s-video input

This is just what I needed to plug two studio headphones into the livingroom TV in my apartment. Now my guest and I can enjoy a movie together without disturbing the neighbors. Just plug the male end into the TV (at the headphone jack, of course), and plug each headphone into the two female ends. You may need an adapter to change your 1/4 inch plugs to 1/8 inch ones. Most studio headphones have at least a ten foot cord, so you can both sit pretty far away from the TV and not be bothered by any noise from your movie machine of choice. And, I'm confident of the quality of the Monster brand; I've used their products before for my cable needs.

These crimp version of banana plug connectors works great with a standard crimper. Accepts large GA or multi strand wire. I used it on Kimber Cable. Works great. Installed in 1 minute.