Monster Cable ULT I1000DCX-4 Coaxial Digital Interconnect

- price: $69.99
SKU: 127062
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Product Description
THX Ultra is the A/V equivalent of the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval. This label appears only on products that meet or exceed a stringent set of technical standards, established by engineers at world-renowned Lucasfilm Ltd. - notably responsible for the Star Wars films. The wire used in large quantities in home theater to connect components can be subject to frequency response and noise problems if not designed and constructed properly. Monster ULT I1000DCX-4 is built to the most exacting specifications, ensuring the broadest bandwidth and most uncolored signal that's technically possible. To quote George Lucas: "The combination of THX and 5.1 digital sound is the absolute assurance that consumers can now experience the finest sound reproduction from their Home Theater." Best of the best - it doesn't get any better than this!
Product Specification
- Binding:
- Electronics
- Brand:
- Monster Cable
- EAN:
- 0050644312779
- Feature:
- Allows enjoyment of movies with Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound.
High purity silver plated copper stranded coax for improved signal transfer and low energy loss.
Easy to identify color-coded bands for simple, error-free hookup.
High density double-shielding for maximum rejection of RFI and EMI.
Exceeds THX certification standards for proper system performance, reliability and ease of installation. - Label:
- Monster Cable
- Manufacturer:
- Monster Cable
- Model:
- 127062
- ProductGroup:
- CE
- Publisher:
- Monster Cable
- Studio:
- Monster Cable
- Title:
- Monster Cable ULT I1000DCX-4 Coaxial Digital Interconnect
- UPC:
- 050644312779
- MPN:
- 127062
Customer Reviews
Do yourself a favor and don't buy this.
I inherited this cable from a friend of mine when I bought his entire sound system. I did a little comparitive testing between this and a single left channel RCA cable (the free ones that come with most TV's and DVD players). There is no difference. None.See, the signal that runs through the line is digital, so unless you have massive amounts of electrical interference in your room, there is no reason to buy one cable over another. Optical will do just as well, and that has no chance of picking...
2/17/2005 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews



