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The right cables do make a difference
I bought a cheap pair of cables first then later upgraded to these and the bass and the highs are much crisper and louder. I will only use monster cables from the start. Buy monster and hear the difference I did.
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Good stuff
Can't beat monster. Why pay good for nice equipment and hook it up with buck cables
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Short is sometimes to short.
This is similar to my other reviews of the longer version:
I mostly only use these RCA's, the connectors seem a bit to small for most RCA connections, this means it gets one hell of a tight connection when you force em in. But they are hard to disconnect.
The other thing is, no way are you ever gonna peirce through that thick jacket, it will never get damaged. I can step on em and 180lbs barely squishes it at all.
The bad is that the protection comes at a cost, the cable is similar to 4awg cable in girth.
Lastely the rubber pants that end at the rca connection don't grip the end very well, I have had the rca end break off way to easily and renders my expensive cables useless.
Short wires like these are great for connecting things close by, but I change my stuff around often so if I move a processor a few inches away then a short cable like this will not work.
Great to keep things close together tidy but not all that great if you move around stuff often.
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