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Monster Cable THX V100 AV-4 Audio / Composite Video Cable Kit
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Monster Cable THX V100 AV-4 Audio / Composite Video Cable Kit Features
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High density double-shielding for maximum rejection of RFI and EMI.
Dual-balanced conductors for more lifelike sonic reproduction.
Easy to identify color-coded bands for simple, error-free hookup.
Audio cable features separate protective shield for maximum rejection of RFI and EMI.
All cables feature 24k gold contacts for optimum signal transfer and corrosion resistance.
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Additional Monster Cable THX V100 AV-4 Audio / Composite Video Cable Kit Information
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A THX certified 4-foot Audio-Composite Video cable kit / Ultimate build quality and performance
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What Customers Say About Monster Cable THX V100 AV-4 Audio / Composite Video Cable Kit:
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If you're serious about audio/video in any capacity, there is only one cable for the best conductance, Monster.
This Composite video cable produced a high quality picture from my DVD player.
Better than my generic S-Video cable.Too bad these don't come in an intermediate length of 6 feet, because 4 feet is a bit short, and 8 feet is too long. On a 32" WEGA tv, these really make a huge difference. $20 for a composite cable. Prior to buying these, I thought this was too expensive, and had mostly been using cheap $5 connectors.Well, I took the plunge on these babies. Clarity is amazing.
If you don't have an S-video port or component cables, I definitely suggest going with these high quality A/V cables from monster. Well it turned out to be the cheap cables that we were using. When I bought a new 32" TV I couldn't understand why the picture quality was inferior to the older tv that we had. But after we got these cables wow was the picture clearer and the colors more vibrant. These cables are definitely worth the money. My 27" TV had cheap A/V wires hooking up the cable box to the television. The 32" tv showed the imperfections much more than the 27" tv.
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