| Xbox Component Video Cable | 
 enlarge | From: Monster Cable
Category: Video Games
List Price: $59.99
Buy New: $9.94
You Save: $50.05 (83%)
Buy New/Used from $9.94
Avg. Customer Rating:   (41 reviews)
Sales Rank: 860
Platform: Xbox
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 3 x 6 x 11
MPN: XGL400 CVAA-10
Model: 50644296468
UPC: 050644296468
EAN: 0050644296468
ASIN: B00005TN7U
Release Date: June 15, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Model XGL-400 Nitrogen injected dielectric delivers maximum video signal strength for the clearest, sharpest picture possible. | | • | 10 ft. extra-long length lets you play anywhere without controller extension cables. | | • | 5-in-1 cable design is simple to hook up. | | • | 24k gold contact connectors ensure optimum video and audio signal transfer. | | • | Adapter included for upgrade to Dolby Digital when used with Monster Lightwave 100X (Sold Separately) |
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Product Description
MONSTER XGL400 CVAA-10 - The most future-generation video game console requires the most advanced cable technology. The XBOX features 250 MHz GPU drawing 125 million polygons per second, a 733 MHz Intel chip, and an audio processor that will support 256 stereo voices, 3-D audio and Dolby AC3 encoding. That kind of power requires some serious interconnects, indeed!
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| Customer Reviews: Read 36 more reviews...
 Just wow August 31, 2008
When I fist hooked my XBOX up to my HDTV the I noticed that all the colors seemed to ve faded and blurred. At first I thought it was because the console was really old and the GPU was dying. Then I thought "maybe it's the cables." Monster makes the best cables that I have ever used so I picked these up. It wasn't hard to get them on the TV jacks like everyone said, maybe I'm just super strong. I immediately noticed things in my games that weren't there before. These cables are f-ing amazing.
Connect your XBOX to your HD TV March 30, 2008
Good connectors, haven't had any problems with over two years of use. You'll probably also want to get the TOSLink cable to connect your XBOX to a digital receiver. This cable hooks directly into the component inputs of your HD set, and allows you to view up to 720p sources--anything more and the XBOX itself starts to chug.
 5 stars in advance, if not for the price... March 27, 2008
I believe these cables will be excellent as most have enthusiastically stated in their reviews. So the only reason I give 3 stars is because of the PRICE.
I JUST BOUGHT THESE ON EBAY FOR $9.99!!!! They are brand new and never opened in original container by a seller with the highest ebay rating.
Just thought I'd share.
Best cables for the original XBox February 12, 2008
The image quality you get with these cables is fantastic and a huge step up from the factory composite cables. Just make sure you don't need to plug and unplug them too often. Like almost all Monster cables I own, these plug in VERY tightly.
As noted, way too tight. Obviously made by someone who does not own a tv. January 30, 2008
Wow, none of the 5 male connections would actually hook into female connections. Had to use a pair of wire cutters (used the pointed end to slide in to stretch the connections, not to cut any wires) to get these to actually slide correctly into the component hookups. Broke a small piece off, so be careful (this was my fault, since I originally was opening the wire cutters to try to stretch them when it was not necessary, actually just putting the wirecutters in is sufficient to stretch them enough). Once hooked up, these are fantastic cables, and the 10ft length is perfect for my wall mounted tv. Would have given 5 stars if anyone at Monster actually would have taken the time to test whether these cables would fit correctly. By the way, Monster is a huge ripoff for most cables, but these can be found on new elsewhere (perhaps an auction site?) for $26.00 including shipping, so look around, since this is a good deal and worth that cost (trust me, I spent $14.00 on one of those 3in1 cables and they caused lines on my hdtv).
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