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Monster Cable SS2RF Monster Standard RF Splitters For CATV Signals 2-Way RF Splitter | 
 enlarge | Brand: Monster
Category: CE
List Price: $9.95
Buy New: $1.98
You Save: $7.97 (80%)
New (4) from $1.98
Avg. Customer Rating:  3 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2
Dimensions (in): 5 x 3.4 x 1.4
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
MPN: SS2RF
Model: SS2RF
UPC: 050644185397
EAN: 0050644093135
ASIN: B00003CWFB
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: NOT Monster. Generic brand. Ships daily.
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| Features:
| • | Internal impedance matching network for accurate 75-ohm load to all outputs. | | • | High quality construction for absolute minimal insertion losses. | | • | 5MHz - 1000MHz bandwidth is digital ready. | | • | 5MHz - 1000MHz bandwidth is digital ready | | • | Ultra low insertion loss |
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Product Description
Monster's high quality RF splitter is specially designed to provide the most accurate splittingof cable TV signal for multi-room TV/video installations (TV, picture-in-picture TV, VCR, or audio video receiver). Monster's splitter technology ensures minimal signal degradation and maximum picture resolution.
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| Customer Reviews:
A good Splitter makes a difference July 10, 2007
15 out of 15 found this review helpful
If you are one of the "unlucky" that lives in an apartment or dont feel like shelling out the money to have a "DEDICATED" cable line running to each room (from the outside box) then a splitter will be neccassary. Even if you have a dedicated line, you might want to use one for picture in picture. Problem is the more you split, the more signal you lose, and this can degreade picture quality and internet speed. I have five different splits needed, four for TV, and one for internet, and even though my picture was pretty clear, my internet connection was getting lost sometimes, so I decided to upgrade my splitters. The cable company supplied me with ONE 2 way 1GHZ "Regal Splitter" and ONE 3 way 1GHZ "Extreme" Splitter. I decided to upgrade these to the 2 and 3 way Monster Standard 1GHZ splitter. (please stay away from the higher end, 2GHZ Monster Splitters, unless you have Satilite. The Monster Standard 1GHZ is more then suffience for Digital Cable, Basic "Analog" Cable, Internet, and HD TV. When I changed the splitters, I found the picture to be more Crisp w better colors and Detailing, and the HD never looked better. My cable modem has yet to lose its connection and my downloads are faster. Mind you, if you are having lousy reception problems, and you have a cheap splitter, and you change to this, and it doesnt work, chances are its the outside line, so have that checked first, before you drop the money on splitters. The simple call to the cable company (some charge a small fee) could be all you need. But if you are like me, and already have a decent picture, but with minor picture flaws, or lose you internet connection, try upgrading to these, as always Monster delivers, and their "Standard" products are all you need, even if its cables, they are more then sufficent
Got full bandwidth as promised April 10, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
A Time Warner Tech told me that in order to get good reception from the lower and upper channels I needed a good quality splitter, not the cheap ones that you can get at Radio Shack (which I had used). Suspicous, I researched this and boy was he telling the truth! The SS2RF provided much better clarity and got rid of the distortion that I assumed was the fault of the cable provider. Definitely worth the extra money when you consider how much you already have invested in your AV equipment.
Excellent Splitter November 8, 2006
15 out of 16 found this review helpful
I purchased two Monster splitters to replace some RadioShack brand splitters I had on my home cable TV setup. One splitter resides outside my house splitting the cable between two TVs and the other splitter is inside splitting my TV and DVD player inputs.
I had replaced a few other components (cables) due to a less than perfect signal on the lower band stations (Channels 2 thru 6) and a couple of other stations on the higher end of the spectrum.
The new splitters made a difference. The low channels are now perfectly clear. I swapped the old and new splitters around in various combinations, but found that the two Monster cables produced a slightly better signal when just one was used and a great signal when they were used in unison. The splitters being replaced where not old, so it appears these Monster splitters made a difference.
Unless you have a need (satellite TV) I would stick with the Monster standard splitter and not spend extra money on their "premium" splitter. The premium model is about twice the price. The gold plating content is the same and its only the frequency range that is associated with satellite TV that would matter to you with the premium model.
So:
Cable TV: buy the Monster standard.
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