Monster Speaker Cable Overview | Crutchfield Video

A video overview of Monster Speaker cables with tips about which one is best for your system.

Monster Speaker Cables discussed in this video:

[crutchfield]

They are angled pin connectors--Crutchfield

[budubum]

does that monster original be good to use at guitar tube amplifiers like marshall 100 watters?

[crutchfield]

You just need to fit the copper windings completely within the Banana connector. Be sure there are no loose strands protruding from the connector. Feel free to call for additional assistance: 800.315.0030--Crutchfield

[crutchfield]

Anything other than the separate wire conductors would be cut back to even with the stripped wire jacket. HTH!--Crutchfield

[crutchfield]

@711riddler

True, you would need a tool to strip the wire. You don't, however need any tools to attach the connector. Some connectors require crimpers or a screw driver to clamp down on the wire, but these can be attached and tightened completely by hand.

Good catch.

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[riddler]

Ummmm....You don't need any tools to attach the quick lock connectors? how do you get the wire bare with no cladding? I would think you need to strip the wire which would mean you need a wire stripper so you DO need at least 1 tool.

[sweetbilly]

LoL Monster's the best alright ...and they prove it with their absorbent pricing! That's why I buy from monoprice (not that there's anything wrong with crutchfield besides their prices)... unless you're building a professional recording studio you really have no need to buy Monster as you'll never need the performance gains for home electronics they build this stuff for anyway, it's a rip-off. Their pricing scheme is a scam.

[blp]

@711riddler listen to your own sentence and then listen to him again. "You don't need any tools to attach the quick lock connectors?" he didn't say you don't need tools to strip wire he said you don't need tools to attach the quick lock connectors. So technically you don't need a tool