Boycott Monster Cable - Beyond Tiki

PS Phantom Surfer Member Joined: Mar 07, 2004 Posts: 12	PS Phantom Surfer Posted posted on Mon, Dec 27, 2004 4:35 AM I didn't realize Monster Cables were no different than any other cable. I've never purchased them, but thought I would eventualy get a Monster Guitar Cable. Now I won't. Tikigardner, those speakers to which you refer to are usually printed with the name In-Line Monitors. The story my roommate in college (Tempe, Az)got (from the "Irish Traveler") was that the recording studio he worked at received an extra pair of speakers that were shipped to them that they did not need, and his boss told him to run out that day and try get some quick cash for them. My roommate paid about $80 for them. They blew a day later. When you opened them up, you found they used heavy wood and really tiny crappy magnets, thus thinking the weight from the speaker gave you something of quality. Next time somebody tries to sell you speakers out of a van in front of a wall-mart, kick him in the nuts as hard as you can.

I didn't realize Monster Cables were no different than any other cable. I've never purchased them, but thought I would eventualy get a Monster Guitar Cable. Now I won't.

Tikigardner, those speakers to which you refer to are usually printed with the name In-Line Monitors. The story my roommate in college (Tempe, Az)got (from the "Irish Traveler") was that the recording studio he worked at received an extra pair of speakers that were shipped to them that they did not need, and his boss told him to run out that day and try get some quick cash for them. My roommate paid about $80 for them. They blew a day later. When you opened them up, you found they used heavy wood and really tiny crappy magnets, thus thinking the weight from the speaker gave you something of quality. Next time somebody tries to sell you speakers out of a van in front of a wall-mart, kick him in the nuts as hard as you can.

Post #132837 by Phantom Surfer on Mon, Dec 27, 2004 4:35 AM