DCtoDaylight;329125 Wrote: > This is the reason for "Try before you buy", and line > conditioners/filters are arguably where this advice is most important. > If you've got good clean power in your neighborhood, a line filter will > do very little. If you've got a microwave tower on your left, and a > heavy industrial park on your right, you'll probably wonder how you > ever lived without one! > > It wasn't my intention to slag on Monster, rather I wanted to point out > these things are very situation dependent. Just because a model works > wonders in one persons setup, is no reason to assume it will do > anything in yours.... (and vice versa!) > > cheers, Dave No problem at all. I got a good buy on it and it put all my connectors in a handy place. Plus the good protection. Just the plasma improvement did a lot for me. It's well built so I have to give them credit for it. I don't like the company as a whole but this is not a bad piece of equipment. Now that I've seen other cables on the market I'm not even as impressed at their ability to rip of the consumer either. :) Your point on needing one is accurate. If you don't have problems with your power then this won't do anyting other than provide protection. I didn't expect a lot because I didn't think my power was bad so the improvement for tv viewing was a surprise. In that it did do quite a bit for me.
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