Monster cable car rca Videos

Sweet action the thunder rolls in rolling thunder. 

7-11 BABY!! Come On

Which setup do u like better. The 4 zvx or these 

What you running hater.... he got a good system quit hating cause you can't hang with his shit.

how do these sound compared to the others? good? Bad?

Did you actually listen to tell if you could hear any actual, perceptible audio differences between the cables? If the Monoprice is in fact $7/three feet vs. $31+/three feet for the Blue jeans cable, that's not really a close comparison, the Blue jeans cost over 4 times the price. Do the Blue Jeans cables actually sound 4 times better, or even twice as good? I'm all for great cables, buying quality, I actually spent $110 for less than 3 feet of Harmonic Technology balanced cables, supposedly single crystal OCC OFC, it was the first "high end" cable I ever bought. They're great cables, look and sound wonderful, I have nothing bad to say about them except that they are a little too short. Anyway, my point is that I have since considered it insane to have spent so much on cables, but it was my foray into "high end audio" and I was perhaps a bit too excited. I can only be grateful that it was only $110 and not $1,000(not that I had $1k to actually spend). I appreciate the video and your comparison, I guess I would only ask whether you would consider it worthwhile to spend 4 times the money on cables/interconnects, particularly of short length, if you are an audiophile on a very limited budget? Personally, I have been more than happy with my Monoprice cables(I have an HDMI and a few XLRs, no stereo RCAs), I feel they are good quality for a very low price. But of course I have nothing to compare them to other than the "cheap" stock cables that come with consumer grade electronics, basically I'm talking about the string thin cables that come with a DVD player. And to be honest, I've compared them to better cables(not high end, but better) and could hear no significant difference. The build quality of the Blue Jeans cables does look to be excellent, so if I can find the extra few bucks I will definitely keep them in mind when considering new cables.

You asked to be corrected if you are not pronouncing the word correctly, so... I'm not sure, but I think the farad was probably named after Michael Faraday, fæ.rəˌdeɪ/ So the unit pronunciation is probably not "far - ad, with short a as in bArn" so much as "fair, such as in bArrow, or mArry." It's pronounced more like Faereds, pico faereds, not far - ahds. Take this with a grain of salt, but I think I'm right; and frankly, your pronunciation bothered be a little bit, just a little bit. Obviously I know what you meant and the video content is of much greater importance. : )