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be forewarned, Mono's step up cables are some inflexible sons of guns

Posted by Road Warrior on December 8, 2011 at 13:56:54:
Not that that affects performance, but if you need to make some turns in tight places it can be difficult. Seems the cable has a mind of its own! However, since yer usally just running it out of the back of a BD player or cable/satellite box stright up to a tv that "problem" would be non existent. In my case I had to do some twists and turns..