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| Monster Cable MP AV 800 PowerCenter AV 800 with Surge Protection | 
 enlarge | Brand: Monster
Category: CE
Buy New: Too low to display
New (59)
Avg. Customer Rating:  32 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Fragile: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.4
Dimensions (in): 10 x 3 x 16
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
MPN: MP AV 800
Model: MP AV 800
UPC: 050644214264
EAN: 0050644214264
ASIN: B00003CWDH
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Color-coded, labeled outlets and matching cord labels for easy hookup. | | • | 8 ft. Monster AC power cable with FlatProfile right angle plug provides flexibility for installations | | • | Eight outlets total, including three spaced for use with AC adapter transformers | | • | Maximum conductivity 24k gold contact, grounded right angle plug lets furniture hug walls | | • | Audible and visual indicators for damage, protection, and ground status monitoring |
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Product Description
An 8 Outlet / 1 Coaxial Audio/Video Power Center
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| Customer Reviews: Read 27 more reviews...
 GREAT SURGE PROTECTORS August 29, 2008
Just bought a new Sony HDTV and these surge protectors make everything including the TV safe.
 Monster vs. Belkin: close call, but price and number of outlets shouldn't be the deciders. August 29, 2008
[Since the following was written, the price difference between the Monster and Belkin (both approx. 25) has become decisively gaping (20 and 35), making the Belkin the only sane choice.}
Monster is premium quality at a premium price. Musicians will pay more for a Monster patch cord than some folks would pay for an electric piano. But on closer inspection, this power strip is competitively priced. I recently purchased a 12-outlet Belkin strip at only several dollars below this Monster strip. But the Belkin would accommodate only 8 of my plugs because 6 of the receptacles are in a vertical row (with the ground holes on the inside, not the outside as is the case with Monster). Consequently, a right-angle plug took up the space of 3 receptacles, in effect reducing me to the same number outlets as this Monster.
Even so, why not save several bucks and get the Belkin? Two compelling reasons in favor of the Monster (the included HDMI cable isn't one of them): 1. The color coding is a thoughtful timesaver/frustration eliminator (how many times have you found yourself on the floor suddenly at a loss about which device connects to which receptacle?) 2. The well-illuminated surface tells you at a glance whether the unit is connected and receiving power (Belkin units have too few or zero lights, requiring the user to get down on all 4's to determine whether the problem is a loss of power to the strip).
I'm giving it 4 instead of 5 stars because only 3 of the 8 outlets are dedicated to those space-robbing power adapters (wall-warts). Count on the remaining 5 outlets accommodating no more than 2 additional power adapters.
Easy to use August 19, 2008
Though i didnt notice any difference in the picture quality, i feel much better plugging in my $3000 HDTV and the home theater system in this powercenter.
Great product! July 26, 2008
Great product, great price! Just visit your local discounter and check out the prices of the cheapies to see that this is a steal at this price.
Great Value June 5, 2008
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
For $30, this power strip is a great deal and even comes with a short length of Monster coax
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