Monster Studio Pro 2000 Speaker Cable (3 feet / 1 Meter) - Straight 1/4" Plugs

Great item

Took out the microphonic feedback problem that I was having with my other cables on a new amp. That's good enough for me

I have several of these cables and i have tried many others and these have the fullest sound.

This is a very nice cable for what it is. There is no hiss and it is very well fabricated. That said, it is a bit too short to be useful in most situations and is very pricey. You get what you pay for though, and Monster cables are amongst the best. It is much thicker than an “normal” guitar cable. Overall impressed with the cable, but really need at least a six foot cable for my needs. This would make a great gift as many starving musicians can’t afford kit this extravagant.

This is a really nice cable. It's nearly twice as thick as my other cables and the connections are very solid. But, it's probably overkill for many people. I initially got this to connect my keyboard to a practice amplifier. The length is perfect for reaching my amp under my keyboard without leaving a lot slack. Given I'm just using this to hook up a keyboard it's hard to comment on tone or sound quality. It sounds as good as most of my other cables but with a keyboard I'm not typically chasing tone like I would on a guitar rig.I'll admit I'm really not using this cable to its full potential and will likely swap it out with the cable on my guitar pedal board to make better use of it. For 5x the price of other 3ft cables it's a huge expense using it for a single keyboard amplifier. It would be better served as part of my guitar rig but given I don't gig these days and mostly play on a solid state amp it's probably overkill there too.I'm generally of the opinion monster cables are overpriced, but this does feel like a significant leap in quality over my other cables. I'm not sure I'm convinced it's worth the upgrade but I'm certainly happy to have it. I would say unless you're convinced your cables are the source of your tone or sound issues, it might not be worth the investment. But if you do decide to buy these I think you'll likely be happy with them.

Have been using Monster Studio cables for my amps for many years now (and have several mic and guitar cables also). Common factors are: they’re well-built and I’ve experienced zero failures.The Studio Pro 2000 is thick and rugged feeling but not at the cost of flexibility.The connectors have similar shapes to the cheaper 600 series but the Studio Pro 2000 adds 24k coatings on the contacts.There’s about a tenner’s difference in price between the two cables. If you’re on a tight budget, probably not looking at Monster cables BUT the 600 series are fine.However, for the extra money, I prefer the gold plated contacts of the Studio Pro 2000 and THAT is the cable I trust to run from my EVH 5150III head to my attenuator and 2 speakers.Sounds glorious.

Overall; Recommended! High quality build and materials and finish on this cable. It feels high end and performs that way. The interconnects are flawless and in several sound setups we reserved this for the mission critical lead musician stuff since we use a variety of cables. The monster brand has always been a little more expensive but the materials make the difference! If you have the budget for them they are worth it. No background noise / clean signal / easy cord management / durable construction. We have used these on the live stage but I might keep a few for studio and recording use only so they don't get stomped on. Cheers!

I have to admit that I've always thought Monster's instrument cables were cloudy and overpriced. I was skeptical when I placed my Vine order for this, but I was pleasantly surprised.The ends are very nice. The gold contacts won't corrode and the white coating is a high-class touch. Gibson made some thick guitar cables with speaker-cable-like ends during the Henry J. era that were clunky, but sounded great. I now suspect these were made by Monster.I tried the cable against the brand I usually use with three amplifiers - a Dumble Overdrive Special, a Soldano Eric Clapton model (both running into a Marshall cabinet with old Greenbacks, and a 1960 Fender Vibrasonic running into a UA Ox.The sound was full, the length of the cable was perfect without being too long, and there was no kinking, hum, or excessive noise. Most importantly, I didn't feel that the signal was degraded or hyped. In the past Monster has sold 'eq'd' cables, which always turned me off - not here.A great speaker cable at a fair price.

Nice heavy duty cable