Product Description

The ?line level? connections between your components are a critical link in the final sound of your favorite recordings and movies. Close to the source, they carry delicate low-level signals that are susceptible to sonic cable colorations.Ordinary coaxial cables, for instance, are vulnerable to problems like interference and can actually restrict dynamic range and frequency response. At best, their sound can be described as ?artificial.? For smoother, more natural sound, invest in a separate high-quality audio cable: Monster Cable Stereo Audio 200i.Even today?s most basic audio and home theater components can reap the sonic benefits of a high-quality cable. Monster 200i is an excellent introduction to the Monster performance difference ? at the price of an ordinary cable. Two ?balanced? conductors plus a shield reject interference ? the type that causes hum and buzz in your system. Plus, 200i is terminated with the precision-machined Turbine connector for enhanced signal transfer. Quality construction, excellent sound reproduction ? step up to Monster 200i.

Product Details

• Size: 2 meters
• Brand: Monster
• Model: MC 200I-2M
• Dimensions: 11.25" h x 7.38" w x 3.00" l, .40 pounds

Features

• Duraflex® protective jacket flexible for easy routing and installation.
• Dual ¿balanced¿ conductors plus foil shield deliver wider dynamic range and more natural music reproduction with lower noise.
• Flexible low-loss dielectric for enhanced signal integrity, even over long runs or when cable is bent.
• Rubber "O" ring grip no-slip design allows easy connector handling.
• Split-Tip¿ center pin for maximum contact pressure and ultra-low signal distortion.

Customer Reviews

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I just bought this several days ago, hooked it up last night, and its gravy. I have a pair of monster interlink mk-II that are very similar to these. Really they're just beefy audio cables. I prefer to use "nicer" cables than just the plain black and red, but I wouldn't spend too much on any. These are just fine, the other pair I mentioned are nicer, but I doubt I'll be able to tell a difference.