Except for my 4 year old CD player, I bought my system back in '92. Here's
what I've got:

Yamaha RX-V850 Pro-Logic receiver (100 watts each on front channels, 30
watts each on rear channels)
Rotel RCD-951 CD player
Yamaha KX-330 cassette deck
Quasar 27" stereo TV
Quasar stereo VCR
JBL LX44s for front speakers, LX300s for rear speakers, modified SC-305 for
center speaker
I don't have a subwoofer because I get excellent bottom end with my system
the way it is.

I want to upgrade my cables. I've still got the Original Monster Cable
speaker cable that I bought 12 years ago, which, although not considered
high end, is still a good, solid, dependable, sturdy, shielded 12 gauge
speaker cable. I've got two choices. I can:

A) Keep my Original Monster Cable and upgrade my interconnects to match it's
quality. The interconnects would be the Audio Interlink 400 Mk.2 and the
Video Interlink 3. Or

B) Get rid of my Original Monster Cable and go top-of-the-line all around
with Monster's best quality Z series speaker and interconnect cable. This
option would obviously cost me a lot more money than option A.

As far as a line conditioner is concerned, which Monster product would be
best for my system?

I know there're lots of other excellent brands out there. The reason I'm
going with Monster is because I know someone who works for a Monster dealer
and can get me 60% off retail prices. Comments and suggestions regarding all
this? Don't bother responding to this, Sullivan. I already know what you
think.