🔌 MP HTS850 PowerCenter for Home Theater by Monster Cable (Discontinued) Review

I have a very good Sony HDTV. After installing this device I see an improvement in image quality both in color and in finer detail. When I got Sony a year ago I replaced my HDMI cables, 3 of them with Monster brand. My image then improved by at least ten percent. It was a very noticeable image improvement. My wife and my CEO totally agreed. God, upgrading those HDMI cables cost me over $150. A really simple solution is to watch TV for $2,300 and get $100 a month high definition satellite TV…

For me, an extension cable is an extension cable. I can't tell some of them apart, but with the new plasma I figured why risk ruining a $2,000 item. I figured I'd get something with more joule surge protection. I love that they pre-labeled everything so you know which cable is which. That's probably what really convinced me. It was a lot cheaper to get it here than in local stores. Like 40% cheaper. One thing the company claims is that it adjusts the performance so there is no flickering on the

I was hesitant to spend $50 on this power center but I'm glad I did. First of all, this product costs between $70-$130 on other sites, so $50 is a great price for it. Not only was it a great way to clean all of the power cords plugged into my TV, but there are a few other benefits to this product. First thing I liked is that the plugs are labeled so you know which plug on your TV, DVD/Blu-Ray, cable, etc. the device is connected to. No need to fiddle with cables to figure out which plug goes…

I'm a little nervous about the overall look of my home theater system - I even keep my ugly silver Comcast DVR box under a smoke-colored plastic cover I made for the purpose. In the end I decided to put in a little effort to organize and decorate the clutter of cords and cords that go into a modern 5.1 HT setup. I bought this device for both the looks and the monster name and was not disappointed when it arrived - it is the nicest looking surge protector on the market. (Of course, it's not very

My recommendations for this unit depend on where you can put it. Here's what worked for me; I hope this is helpful to you whether or not your gear is in a separate closet like mine. After receiving and studying the device, I realized that the best place for it would be the back of my closet. This works well because I can put the closet away and all the power cords stay where I put them. It really helps with the cable and I think that's probably the best reason to choose this device over the…

I love Monster products. Not because I'm a cocky audiophile who likes to flush money down the toilet. I like them because of the normal thoughtful design of the products, the durability of these products, and the price of these products compared to really insanely expensive brands like Audioquest. This surge protector looks good and as always is functional and works well, but it's a mistake that I think is a huge oversight. If you're screwing in a coaxial line, there's just no room. I have…

I bought this product to use as an extension cord for my main home theater in my living room. The Monster's basic power conditioning system is built in and handles any significant "noise" in the high current, resulting in more stable audio and video. , PS3, Xbox 360, Apple TV, wireless rear speaker transmitter. Everything fits without any problems, except for the coaxial cable. There really isn't any room to screw them in. No space to the point where I gave up and just don't push her across the