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| CATEGORY: | Electronics |
| MANUFACTURER: | Monster Cable |
| FEATURES: | XLN construction eliminates crosstalk (noise) between conductors, low-loss dielectric offers improved signal integrity over long runs, Monster Cable XLN technology for fast and reliable data transfer., Terminated with modular RJ11 connectors., 24k gold-plated contacts provide error-free data transfer and maximum corrosion resistance., Available in 5 colors (Navajo White, black, blue, yellow and red) for color-coding different lines |
| TYPE: | Cables, Cable, Cords, Cord, JIPJMOHPY10, JIPJMO, HPY10 |
| MEDIA: | Electronics |
| MPN: | JI PJMO HPY-10 |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 050644206108 |
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Customer Reviews of Monster Cable Ultra-High-Speed RJ11 Internet Phone Cable (10 feet, yellow)
Good for frequent travel Although this is a pricey cable, its construction and materials are of very high quality. The cable jacket is thick, flexible rubber and there are rubber anti-snag strain-relief boots. This is a good item to travel with since it's very supple and won't kink, in addition to being tough and able to stand the abuse of frequent travel.
This is a joke, right?
You've simply got to be kidding me. Monster Cable for a telephone line? This is, quite simply, one of the more ridiculous products to come down the pike. Monster used to be a reliable brand name, and I use thier interconnects for my home theater system, but it seems like they'll put their name on any crap these days.
Caveat Emptor - you do NOT need this product.
An absurd extension of the expensive-stereo-cable phenomenon
Monster Cable is best known for its high-end stereo and video cables, with equally high-end prices. There are those who say that these expensive cables can make all the difference to a high-end audio/video system; there are others who say that they make no difference whatsoever.
But when it comes to telephone cable, there is simply no room for that sort of debate. Spending $20 for a ten-foot length of telephone cable is simply ludicrous, and Monster Cable loses a great deal of credibility in my eyes for even offering the product.
The telephone signal going to your modem has in all likelihood travelled down thousands of feet of cables, and a maze of telephone company switching equipment, before it reaches that jack in your wall. That journey has caused signal loss and distortion. Unless your current modem cable is physically damaged in some way, there is simply no way that those ten feet of modem cable will make a significant difference.
And if you're still inclined to disagree, consider this: What about the cable running through your house's walls, connecting the phone company's junction box to your wall jack? It's almost certainly not made out of any special high-tech materials; it's probably whatever brand the contractor could find on sale when he or she wired your house. And it's almost certainly much longer than your modem cable, meaning that its capability to cause distortion and signal loss is much greater. If you're not going to rip that cable out of your wall--and you wouldn't, because that would be foolish and silly--then why on Earth would you spend so much money on the last ten feet of cable that happens to stick outside the wall?
If the quality of your phone connections is bad, then you may need a better modem; or you may need to call the phone company in to inspect the lines and make any needed repairs. But replacing a working modem cable with a SuperCable simply isn't going to make a difference.
If you do need a new phone cable, then go down to your local Target or similar store, and buy a basic cable there; use the money you'll save for high-end stereo cables if you feel so inclined, since there's at least a chance that money spent there will actually have an impact.