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Monster THX V100 CV-4 THX Certified Component Video Cables (4 feet)

by Monster
4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (41 customer reviews)

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Customers buy this item with Monster THXI100-4NF THX Certified RCA Stereo Cables (4 feet) $13.73

Monster THX V100 CV-4 THX Certified Component Video Cables (4 feet) + Monster THXI100-4NF THX Certified RCA Stereo Cables (4 feet)
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Technical Details

Length: 4 feet
  • Uses three cables to send color signal separately for improved picture.
  • Easy to identify color-coded bands for simple, error-free hookup.
  • High-density double shielding for maximum rejection of RFI and EMI.
  • 24k gold contacts for optimum signal transfer and corrosion resistance.
  • Meets minimum THX® certification standards for proper system performance, reliability and ease of installation.
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Product Details

  • Product Dimensions: 48 x 1 x 1 inches ; 8 ounces
  • Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
  • ASIN: B00006RVNH
  • Item model number: THX V100 CV-4
  • Average Customer Review: 4.4 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (41 customer reviews)
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  • Date first available at Amazon.com: September 27, 2002

Product Description

Length: 4 feet

Amazon.com Product Description

Monster Cable's Monster Standard THX component-video cable offers a THX-certified video connection between, for instance, progressive-scan DVD players and compatible televisions. Its four-foot length is perfect for moderately long runs from source to monitor (or AV receiver) without undue signal loss.

DVD players, satellite receivers, and other devices use high-performance delivery methods like S-video, component-video, and digital-audio transmission, and high-quality cables are more important than ever for getting the most out of these technologies. That's why THX, a leader in sound-quality certification for movie theaters, collaborated with Monster Cable to create connection standards specifically for home theater. The cables supplied with your entertainment components don't meet Monster THX standards. Some of the connections you need don't even come in the box, including component-video.

Although Monster Standard THX cable doesn't feature many of the advanced technologies found in its higher-performance product lines, it still packs plenty of Monsterous features, like high-quality gold-tip connecters and color-coded tips for easy, error-free hookup. (And dig the stylish, futuristic connector design inspired by Lucasfilm's Star Wars epics!)

Product Description

An impeccable 4-foot Component Video cable bearing the THX seal that assures ultimate build quality and performance

 

Customer Reviews

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20 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars What an upgrade, January 6, 2005
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This review is from: Monster THX V100 CV-4 THX Certified Component Video Cables (4 feet) (Electronics)
Well - I don't have too many details - all I can say is that I used to have the cables out of the box, and now I have this cable. The disparity between the picture quality before and after is flat out ridiculous.

I am viewing DVDs on a relatively small (26" phillips widescreen) TV, and I can only imagine that the difference on a larger TV will be even more pronounced.

This is close to being the best discretionary expenditure I have made in my life.

One word of warning. Make sure that your DVD player is not set to S-Cable output, since the picture will be atrocious (all red and grainy), until you switch it to "component video"
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24 of 26 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars This Cable is Excellent in Quality!, August 11, 2005
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This review is from: Monster THX V100 CV-4 THX Certified Component Video Cables (4 feet) (Electronics)
I had never used the "component" variety of video cable before in my life, but I read how it surpasses A/V cable (yellow, red, white), composite and S-video connection-types and so I chose component as the way to connect my DVD player/recorder to my new 32" LCD TV.

I bought 2 of these cables.

The cable itself is very thick and comes across as being "very durable"; it is very well made!

Video quality when playing a dvd is awesome; a joy to watch!

Also, it is nice that the "industrial-strength type plastic packaging" has a perforation trail in back that makes opening the package very easy!

This component cable is doing an excellent job!

I recommend this to you!

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19 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars A very good value for a longer high quality cable, October 18, 2004
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I bought one of these cables (and several of the 4 foot versions) to hook up a High Definition TV and a Progressive Scan DVD player and I've had no problems.

The quality is great and the price is right. The 8 foot cable was the longest I needed and only because of awkward TV positioning in one room. (If you've got all your video appliancies next to each other you definitely don't need more than a four foot cable.)

Although supposedly it is only a "standard" Monster Cable, I can't believe that you'd see any difference in quality by buying a pricier cable. I would bet the main difference is in durability -the more expensive cable is a little thicker and probably has slightly higher quality components. After all, you have to meet certain quality standards to qualify for THX certification. (That being said I would not purchase any cable below these standards -why would you want to pay for a COMPONENT level cable that did not allow DVDs to be played the way they were optimized for?)

What does THX certification mean? Below is a blurb taken directly from the THX website describing it:
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"THX is on the forefront of entertainment technology, offering products and services of unparalleled quality for post-production, distribution and playback of audio and visual content. THX Certification is considered a mark of excellence in the presentation technology industry, offering consumers a promise that the cinemas they visit and the products they purchase have been evaluated and tested to meet the highest standards for picture and sound performance."

Overall, a great cable that is twice the length of the Monster THX 4 foot cable but only a little bit more expensive. A great value!

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