Monster Cable MP HTS 1000 PowerCenter with Clean Power Stage 2 (v.2.0)

Binding: Electronics
Brand: Monster
EAN: 0050644294761
Label: Monster Cable
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Manufacturer: Monster Cable
Model: MP HTS 1000 MKII
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Monster Cable
Studio: Monster Cable

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionHarmful power surges and voltage spikes can travel up the AC power line and damage connected equipment. Lightning, automatic garage doors, power tools, refrigerators and fluorescent lights all cause power surges and voltage spikes that affect phone lines and coax cables. Monster's Multirole SurgeGuard detects harmful power surges and voltage spikes before they reach components. This PowerCenter HITS 1000 features special surge protection for phone lines and coax cables used for DSS, DIVX /DVD and cable TV connections. Other surge protectors can result in as much as 20 to 30 dB of signal loss, which ultimately affects the output performance of coax connections. Monster's ultra-low loss RF circuitry provides virtually no signal loss to maintain peak performance. Best of all, an audible surge alarm and visual surge indicator warn you of harmful surges and let you know you're getting the most advanced protection available.

Features:

Monster Clean PowerTM Stage 2 v.2.0 circuitry filter dramatically reduces electronic noise.
2775 joule rating provides a high level of surge absorption.
Tri-Mode power protection circuitry with audible alarm and auto disconnect.
$250,000 Connected Equipment Warranty.
Extra-long 8ft PowerLine 200 AC power cord.

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Monster Is The Way To Go
Item works just as it should. Amazon by far the least expensive and now I worry no more about my entertainment equipment

Rating:

- great product
definitely helped improve the picture quality of my 1080p LCD screen, it also organized all my cables behind my tv. It gives me peace of mind to know that my expensive TV is not going to be compromised in case of a power outage...that plus it avoids interference from other equipment which improves quality of picture furthermore. Overall, very satisfied with the product...it was very cheap too compared to buying it in stores...sheapest one i found, even returned the one that i got from PC richards coz amazon was cheaper...

Rating:

- works fine - shows wires
this protector i am sure works fine, but it is not the one you want if you have limited space for hiding wires.
my recommendation would be to get a protector that the wires plug into the back. you can either stack the protector or put on a shelf, and have it blend with your your reciever and home theater.

Rating:

- Save your money
I reviewed all surge protectors from monster, belkin, and other "big" names for the past few months. I decided on this one since I just bought a 46" Samsung LCD and wanted to maximize the clarity of the Comcast Digital Cable. It does absolutely nothing to clear up the picture for the digital and HD signals. I reviewed all the major cites on these things and thought that I made the right purchase at the time. Save your money and buy a cheaper model that will do the exact same thing!!!

Rating:

- Worth it
This was extremly worth it. When the cable tv was running through the stage 2 cleaner it helped to deaden the hum found in the speakers and mostly eliminate interference lines in the picture.

Receives cable HD signals just fine.

Plus Monster has a life-time warranty. Something happens to it just send it in for a replacement.

I don't recommend most of Monster's items but this was one that turned out to have been worth it. Recommend a reference power center though if you can find one on a serious discount and/or [...] as so happens now and then.

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