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Monster Cable IDL100-2M Interlink Datalink 100 6.56-Foot Low-Loss S/PDIF Style Digital Coaxial Cable | 
 enlarge | Brand: Monster
Category: CE
List Price: $49.99
Buy New: $37.58
You Save: $12.41 (25%)
New (12) from $14.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  12 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Size: 6.56 ft
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.8
Dimensions (in): 11.5 x 7.5 x 2.8
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
MPN: IDL1002M
Model: IDL1002M
UPC: 050644010613
EAN: 0050644010613
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | High velocity of propagation for greater clarity and dynamic range. | | • | Structured matrix dielectric for low stored energy and better detection. | | • | Double high density braided shielding for better noise reduction and isolation. | | • | Transmission of leading edges are sharper with lower overshoot. | | • | Silver-content solder joints |
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Product Description
Interlink Datalink 100 coaxial cable achieves improved audio performance from CD, DAT and MiniDisc systems. This optimum impedance matched cable for improved digital audio reproduction delivers greater clarity and transparency for improved resolution of inner details. Datalink 100 features structured matrix dielectric for faster transients and extended dynamics, double high-density braided shielding for greater noise reduction and isolation, and patented Turbine Design 24k gold contact RCAs.Transferring up to six channels of audio information down a single path requires a cable designed for precision performance. DataLink 100's advanced engineering delivers all the data when your components need it for the best possible sound for all your digital coaxial sources.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
 Another example of marketing hype... February 17, 2001
22 out of 28 found this review helpful
...designed to lift money from the wallets of the American public. If one is to transmit digital signals like those that come from the back of DVD and CD players reliably, 100% shielding is a basic requirement. This cable is not 100% shielded; look for foil in addition to the copper braid. Further, digital signals don't care about super low resitance or impedance. If the bits get there, the amplitude is incidental once a sufficient level is achieved. Over a distance of >10feet, big and fat are just to make you feel good about spending $40 on a $5 piece of hardware. *see below for a possible exception to this. Thirdly, if you don't have balanced electronics, what difference could an unbalanced cable with RCA interconnects make? RCA connectors will never be 75ohm connectors; they will never be balanced. The arrows are mostly to make you feel good about your purchase. Usually it simply indicates the company specs that any drains are attatched at the end to which the arrows point. If you have such a grounding problem as to cause interference in your playback, an RCA will never cure anything. As a feel good genuflection to the audiphile gods, attach all your arrowed interconnects with the arrow pointing the same way. And lastly, look into VSWR and how the design of this RCA affects it. The large diameter of this cable and therefore the diameter of it's dielectric might help here, but if you can see the solder job, the chance of unhealthy levels of VSWR is greater in that once the signal reaches this RCA, the differences between the RCA's shielding, and other properties, and the properties of the coaxial cable are sudden and definite. If you have the money to spend and like to massage your cables as you install them, this company makes some nice looking/feeling stuff. Not surprising in the world of audio--big marketing hype over substance.
Excellent digital cable, even if it is a bit overpriced. December 15, 2001
16 out of 16 found this review helpful
In response to the previous negative review from "An electronics fan from Houston, Texas," this is a digital audio interconnect cable. It does not run from your DVD player to your TV. It runs from the digital coaxial audio output jack on the DVD player to a digital audio input on a Dolby Digital/DTS surround sound receiver.If you don't have a surround sound set-up, you don't need this cable. All of this is covered in your manuals and on the Monster Cable packaging. Don't be afraid to read those manuals.
 Terrific Sound Improvement!! May 28, 2002
8 out of 12 found this review helpful
For some time, I had been reluctant to switch to coaxial digital cables. I figured I was getting good sound with the optical cable which I paid [price] for, and why should I spend another [price] for digital coaxial cable. Last week I switched to Monster Cable IDL 100 Interlink Datalink 100 coaxial digital cable and now my optical cable is collecting dust in my garage. The difference in the sound is incredible!!! This Interlink 100 cable eliminated "sound inpurities" and turned it into a much crispier, detailed sound. The bass from the subwoofer is crystal clear and powerful but without the "puffy"/distorted bass. dvd players have both connection options in the back. Some new models have only the digital coaxial option. Buy this Interlink 100 and experience the difference yourself. You will not be sorry you switched. I give this product two thumbs up!!!
EXCELENT PRODUCT July 15, 2000
7 out of 16 found this review helpful
Forget about Optical cables, with this coaxial cable you will experience the BEST sound from your DOLBY DIGITAL 5.1 system. It provides the best DIGITAL audio connection between your DVD and your dolby digital receiver.
Nice FAT cable with great connectors and LOW resistance November 30, 2000
7 out of 12 found this review helpful
This cable is SO wide! It is polarized (there is an arrow on the end that goes to your reciever/tv)Heres the stats from a fluke 75III:
Correct polarity:
Data link: .00 OHMS resistance
Ground : .00 OHMS resistance
Incorrect polarity:
Data link: .03 OHMS resistance
Ground : .01 OHMS resistance
I'm really impressed with the wire/insulation and soldering job they did! Not to mention the turbine coaxial connecter (click on the picture for a close up, NICE!)
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