I'm looking to go high end as far as a subwoofer is concerned for my home
theater system but I'd like to know what subwoofer cable to get. Of course
Monster Cable comes to mind and of the monster cables products for
subwoofers are concerned such as the the Monster Bass 300 and Monster Bass
400, the monster cable ZBass100 is supposed to be the best and the price
reflects that at over $100.00 for about 15 ft but are there alternatives out
there that I do not know about?. Is this the best subwoofer cable that money
can buy or are there other products that are just as good and more
affordable. Any replies to this post will be appreciated.


Thanks

"Nospam" wrote:



I'm looking to go high end as far as a subwoofer is concerned for my home
theater system but I'd like to know what subwoofer cable to get. Of course
Monster Cable comes to mind and of the monster cables products for
subwoofers are concerned such as the the Monster Bass 300 and Monster Bass
400, the monster cable ZBass100 is supposed to be the best and the price
reflects that at over $100.00 for about 15 ft but are there alternatives out
there that I do not know about?. Is this the best subwoofer cable that money
can buy or are there other products that are just as good and more
affordable. Any replies to this post will be appreciated.


Thanks

The absolute "best" subwoofer interconnect is the one that came in the carton
the subwoofer was delivered in. In the case that that particular cable wasn't
long enough I'd say the next best will probably be found at the nearest Radio
Shack. Or try PartSexpress.

"Nospam" wrote in message
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I'm looking to go high end as far as a subwoofer is concerned for my home
theater system but I'd like to know what subwoofer cable to get. Of course
Monster Cable comes to mind and of the monster cables products for
subwoofers are concerned such as the the Monster Bass 300 and Monster Bass
400, the monster cable ZBass100 is supposed to be the best and the price
reflects that at over $100.00 for about 15 ft but are there alternatives
out
there that I do not know about?. Is this the best subwoofer cable that
money
can buy or are there other products that are just as good and more
affordable. Any replies to this post will be appreciated.


Thanks


You must be new, otherwise you'd already know that you're opening a can of
worms.

The simple fact is, drumroll please, Wire is wire. There is no difference
in the sound of Monster Cable or any other kind of wire or interconnect that
anybody has been able to detect under blind listening conditions.

What this means is that when people can't SEE what wire they are listening
to, they can't tell a difference.

The stuff they sell at Home Depot for 23 cents a foot won't sound different
from the $100.00 Monster.

Save your money for music or video and don't worry about wire.

Good Luck.

"Nospam" wrote in message
om...
I'm looking to go high end as far as a subwoofer is concerned for my home
theater system but I'd like to know what subwoofer cable to get. Of course
Monster Cable comes to mind and of the monster cables products for
subwoofers are concerned such as the the Monster Bass 300 and Monster Bass
400, the monster cable ZBass100 is supposed to be the best and the price
reflects that at over $100.00 for about 15 ft but are there alternatives
out
there that I do not know about?. Is this the best subwoofer cable that
money
can buy or are there other products that are just as good and more
affordable. Any replies to this post will be appreciated.


Thanks


Ignore Nousaine, Krueger, McKelvy and the other deaf cocksuckers.

Get a big fat welding cable. I got the idea from Lars Fredell and it sounds
great and looks like the dog's ********!

RR

RR Please tell me where U found the welding cable stuff, I am
interested...........Thanx

"BP" wrote in message
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RR Please tell me where U found the welding cable stuff, I am
interested...........Thanx



you can get welding cables at any good welding supply store, but putting
connectors on it is another matter. So is getting all that wire behind your
receiver, but what the heck, that's where the fun comes in...