Monster Cable MP HTS 1000 PowerCenter with Clean Power Stage 2 (v.2.0) by Monster Cable
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Digital camera reviews of Monster Cable MP HTS 1000 PowerCenter with Clean Power Stage 2 (v.2.0)
Digital camera Review: I know it works!
Summary: 4 Stars
I recently had a noticable spike in our power that woke up my whole family. All our cable boxes went bananas except for the one I had hooked up. I have a Westinghouse LCD and the picture is a little clearer now. But I can't give it a full 5 rating only because I still don't think the price tag justifies its functionality. However, I promise you that if you buy it from amazon you will pay less!!! Best buy has this same product for 179.99 plus Taxes. Amazon had it for 102 w/free shipping. And with prime, I got it in two days. Just this purchase made the prime membership worth it. Getting stuff in two days is cool. and i didn't pay california sales taxes. sweeeetDigital camera Review: Protected Electric outlet
Summary: 5 Stars
I saved a bunch of money over the retail store and feel secure about protection for my LCD TV.Digital camera Review: Monster MP HTS1000
Summary: 5 Stars
Perfect for Big screen HD home systems. Almost overkill but best value out there.Digital camera Review: awesome product!
Summary: 5 Stars
Definite must buy if you want the best sound and picture from your TV and Sound system. Major improvement over my old powerstrip.Digital camera Review: Not a bad powerstrip
Summary: 4 Stars
This powerstrip is good, but recently it caused two of my HD channels to drop out when the cable was connected through it. If you read the instructions, it tells you that all connections to your equipment must go through the PowerCenter in order to be covered by their warranty. When the channels stopped working, I called the cable company and they came out to see what the problem was. The cable guy right away said its probably the powerstrip because he has seen this many times before. I doubted him because it was working fine. Turned out he was right. He put the cable directly into the cable box instead of going through the powerstrip, and the channels came back. The connections were tight, and all the rest of the channels were fine, so that wasn't the problem.
Beyond that issue, the powerstrip works fine.