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System Requirements
Technical Details
- Monster standard 100 cable
- Precision coaxial design for accurate freq resp and wide dynamic range
- 90percent coverage copper-braided shield rejects rfi/emi for a lower noise floor and increased resolution
- Carbon-infused dielectric reduces microphone pops and cracks for a noise-free cable design
- Isotec vibration technology further reduces handling noise
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Product Description
Amazon.ca Product Description
A quality connection starts with quality cable. And with Monster Standard 100, your customers will use a cable that sounds as good as it looks. So, whether they're gigging, tracking in the studio, or jamming in the garage, Standard 100 is a great entry-level cable to get them started. All the pros know cable makes a difference... that’s why so many bands are using Monster. Standard 100 delivers the quality, durability and reliability every Monster musician needs… it’s always ready to perform when they are.
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12 reviews
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Great cable
Dec 21 2006
Amazon Verified Purchase
Like most other Monster products, this cable appears to be well made and reliable. I bought it for my son's guitar. It is the first instrument cable I bought from Monster, having used some of their audio cables before.
I would recommend this cable - it is reasonably priced and as stated above, well made.
Also it comes with the typical Monster warranty and some little inserts of various colors so you can add them to the cable end to distinguish the cable from others.
I would recommend this cable - it is reasonably priced and as stated above, well made.
Also it comes with the typical Monster warranty and some little inserts of various colors so you can add them to the cable end to distinguish the cable from others.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
works great
Jan 12 2007
Amazon Verified Purchase
Great cable. The best part is probably the built in velcro strap to wind it up with. The cable sounds great but most decent quality cables do. I think the quality control on Monster products in general is very good. I would recommend this product to others. There may be a better cable out there for the money but I'm not aware of it.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
One of the best instrument cables within the brand
April 19 2012
Amazon Verified Purchase
Monster makes a wide array of cables, including some that are very high end. I initially purchased a pair of Monster Rock Instrument Cable - 21 Feet - Angled to Straight 1/4-Inch plug to use with my keyboards, but when it came time to purchase cables for my bass and guitar I thought I'd pinch a few pennies. I am so glad I did.
I compared this cable model to the more expensive models I previously purchased and, aside from looks, could not detect any difference in sound. I Swapped back and forth between my guitars and keyboards, ensuring that each model was used on each instrument - still no difference.
What the more expensive model has going for it is looks. I am not sure it (the higher priced model) is even more sturdy because the molded stress relief ends on this model seem to make it more reliable than its pricier sibling.
Bottom line: carefully compare both cables using your own instrument and amp - if possible - before making a purchase decision. You may find, as I did, that higher price does not necessarily equal higher value, even from the same manufacturer.
I compared this cable model to the more expensive models I previously purchased and, aside from looks, could not detect any difference in sound. I Swapped back and forth between my guitars and keyboards, ensuring that each model was used on each instrument - still no difference.
What the more expensive model has going for it is looks. I am not sure it (the higher priced model) is even more sturdy because the molded stress relief ends on this model seem to make it more reliable than its pricier sibling.
Bottom line: carefully compare both cables using your own instrument and amp - if possible - before making a purchase decision. You may find, as I did, that higher price does not necessarily equal higher value, even from the same manufacturer.
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