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US $35.99
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Audio Interconnect Cable HQ Monster Car Shielded Interlink 101XLN 5M 16.4 Feet, US $35.99, image 1
“Retail packaging may be slightly damaged or discolored due to previous storage conditions. Item is new and unused.”
Brand:Monster Cable Country/Region of Manufacture:China Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:270-4139 Surface Finish:Duraflex UPC:050644389986

Audio Interconnect Cable HQ Monster Car Shielded Interlink 101XLN  5M 16.4 Feet


This Audio Interconnect Cable is one of Monster Cable's high quality shielded interconnect cables for your car. Perfectly sized for a long run between your audio components, this cable provides the stunning power, clarity, and definition you expect from Monster Cable stunning detail listening to your favorite recordings.

Product features of the Audio Interconnect Cable include:

  • 100% Mylar Foil Shield
  • DoubleHelix Center Conductor
  • Low Capacitance Dielectric
  • 24K gold contact compact Stubby RCA connectors
  • 5 Meters Long (16.4ft)
Packaging may be slightly damaged due to previous storage conditions
Any warranty implied or otherwise will only be available through or provided by manufacturer.

Add some punch to your audio components and take your car's audio to the next level with this Audio Interconnect Cable.

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