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0 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Yes, it really works, I own 3 of them Aug 01, 2010
I don't see why people who don't even own this product insist on writing bad reviews to try to show how smart they are. Well, take it from me because I actually own three of these, and a Monster 600. I can honestly telly you that I can see a difference in my cable feed between my 600 and my 1000. When I first got my 50" DLP, I hooked it up with the 600. The picture was pretty bad. I know the cable was fine, because it worked fine on my PS3/Bluray. So I went back to where I bought the TV and told them I wanted to know how to bring it back, since I got it delivered. Well, the guy recommended to at least try upgrading the cable before I bought it back, since I could just bring back the cable too. So I went ahead and bought my first Monster 1000. When I got home, I could not believe the difference. It made my SD channels look like what my HD channels looked like with the 600, and my HD channels look like nothing I have ever seen before. That was 4 years ago, and that cable is still running strong, and I have boughten one for every HDMI unit I have. I also upgraded to a monster cleanpower surge protector. Yes, Monster is more expensive, but for a good reason. If you don't like it, don't buy, but you don't have to try to convince other people not to.
0 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Much cheaper than a company that wanted us to buy from them. Jun 27, 2010
We hired a company to install our TV on the wall and they wanted us to buy a cable from them. We researched Amazon and found the same exact cable 1/2 price.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Cant see the difference Jun 18, 2010
Ive just received my new 1000HD monster cable and I was pretty excited on changing my old cable and see the difference in deep color and other specs. I have a KDL46EX700 SONY LED TV with a SONY BDP-S360 player and I put on CHICAGO which has a lot of BLACKS and good colors to really see if it was worth it. The chapter that I selected was Cell block Tango. With the standard sony HDMI cable and with the Monster 1000HD cable LOOKED THE SAME, then I just started to see if I didnt make any mistakes and checked the calibration on the TV and its the SAME.
Ok, now I know that if I ever need another HDMI cable I wont turn to Monster unless I have to plug it and unplug it 100 times a day.
A PRO is that the cable looks very good but thats it.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Yet again, Monster preys on the unsuspecting public Jun 17, 2010
A direct comparison of this cable (~$250) vs monoprice's SKU#3571 (~$66) revealed absolutely no difference in video or audio performance. 'nuff said.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
the monster's out of the bag Jun 16, 2010
this is has been monster's m.o. for years.first in the analog world with speaker and rca,etc...cables.now in the digital world. if you tell people something long enough some people will believe it.and just like back in the day the same thing wholes true,there is no difference in cables.
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