M1000 High Definition Component Video Cable, 2.44 m
The Most Advanced M Series Component Video Cable for Serious Movie Enthusiasts Who Demand the Best from their High Definition Home Theater
Precision High Definition Video for Today’s Movie Enthusiast
High definition (up to 1080p) means detail—extraordinary detail, in fact—from the flying debris in a blockbuster explosion to seams on the ball on game day. That kind of realism requires a true high-definition video cable that delivers superior performance from your HD components. Unfortunately, even so-called "high-performance" cables are prone to signal loss for inaccurate transmission of video signals. M1000CV Component Video features M Series most advanced technologies for HD picture with stunning accuracy and visual impact.
M Series Exclusive Silver Video for Magical Home Theater
Certified for optimum performance by the prestigious Imaging Science Foundation, M1000CV enables today’s movie enthusiast to have a true night at the movies any day of the week. Silver coating on all three component video conductors (Y, PB, PR) ensures exceptional high-frequency control and ultra-low attenuation for stunning picture detail, hue and color saturation. An advanced nitrogen gas-injected dielectric maximizes velocity of propagation for maximum signal strength and precise 75-ohm impedance, even over long cable runs.
M Series: The Pinnacle of Technology and Design
For optimum rejection of EM and RF interference, Component Video M1000CV boasts ultra high-density quad-layer shielding—consisting of an aluminized Mylar foil shield and tightly woven copper braids. Plus, Monster’s patented 12-cut Turbine connector with 24k gold contacts delivers a massive corrosion-resistant connection for ultra-low signal distortion. Step up to M1000CV for a high-definition experience that makes your favorite films, TV shows and sporting events truly come alive.
- Silver plated conductor.
- Large single copper core.
- Quad-layer shielding.
- 12-Cut Turbine connector.
- Nitrogen injected dielectric.
