 |   Publisher : Monster Cable Company : Monster List Price: Our Price: $19.99 You Save: $15 (43%) |
Features
- Dual "balanced" conductors for greater clarity and deeper bass.
- XLN Xtra Low Noise construction for increased rejection of noise and interference.
- 24K gold contacts for maximum signal transfer and corrosion resistance.
- High performance audio cable connects 1/8 stereo minijack male to stereo RCA male connectors.
- For hookup of stereo minijack computer output to stereo receiver RCA input
Product Description
Monster Cable JM REPC M HP-20 Computer Stereo Audio to Stereo Receiver Using Minijack-to-RCA Connection 20 ft. lengthSimilarProduct
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Customer reviews
Quality cable. 
by .. Elliot Spendhermoney (Connecticut USA)
I was suprised that this item was as expensive as it was. However, I decided to buy it because a bad connection can make high-quality components sound bad. I was very impressed with this cable. The gold-plated male connector makes a solid connection to the computer input. The wires are massive and the RCA-stereo connectors are well-shielded, gold-plated and sturdy. This was a very good investment. I recommend it for anyone trying to connect a tape player or other device to their computer. It's a must have for people burning CD's of the LP or tape collection.
Not sure if it's worth the money? Read on. by .. Cainz (Lops Angeles, California USA)
If you're like me, you are probably wondering if these little cables are actually worth the money. I was using cheap thin wired connections before, and my receiver would have LOTS of background noise and buzzing, so I thought I'd go ahead and give these things a shot. Afterall, I listen to MP3's all the time on my computer through my high end receiver. I'll tell you what, these things work great, and are worth the extra money. Now keep in mind, I'm an audiophile who is very picky about sounds. So for the casual listener who doesn't mind occasional background hissing or lack of crystal clear sound transfer from your computer to your receiver, you might be able to find a cheaper connection. But once again, I think the extra $$ is well worth it and I HIGHLY recomend these. Your only concern here is an economical one. As far as the product is concerned, these things are top notch. Get the 20 feet if you have to go across the a long wall or room to connect your computer to the receiver, otherwise the 10 ft should suffice.
Great Cable for Long Distances by .. Eric L. Huffer ()
All of the PC to Stereo cbales I could find in the stores were only 6ft long. Due to the furniture arrangement in my living room, I needed a longer cable to make the connection. I was also worried about loss of sound quality over long distances. The 20 ft Monster Cable took care of both those issues for me. The connections are solid and the sound quality is great. It was well worth the money!
Well worth the $$$ by .. Joshua Leo (Boston, MA)
I previously had tried to connect my PC sound card to my stereo receiver in order to play my MP3's on a real system and not my subpar computer speakers...but the sound I got from those cables, was absolutely horrendous. I quickly did more research and discovered Monster Cable's 20' minijack-to-RCA cable (perfect since my PC and stereo are on opposite sides of my room, I still have cable length to spare) and I was pleasantly surprised with the quality sound reproduction. Of course, the sound coming out of your stereo will depend on the quality of that component itself, but with Monster Cable's dual cable and single length (no extension cords to cause dissipation of the sound signal) you too will want to get this equipment...Especially, if you're an audiophile and listen to MP3's all the time, like me.
good but expensive by .. theskeptic (Jersey)
I can't say whether they are worth the money, becuase I haven't tried similar products. However, they do work well, and they are built to survive a long time. They are incredibly THICK for audio cables. If you're imagining something the thickness of the typical headphone or PC-speaker wire, you're in the wrong ballpark: This is closer to the thickness of a power-strip wire. It's massive... nay, monstrous. The wire is still very supple and easy to manipulate. However, if you plan to run it across your living room floor, it will be extremely conspicuous. Although you could certainly use it as a permanent connection, its massive construction suggests that the intended use is probably in a setting where you will be frequently connecting and disconnecting, packing and unpacking, and generally giving the cord heavy use. It looks like it will take this kind of abuse fairly well. The end.