Monster Cable Look Like Idiots
What a great letter Kurt Denke, president of Blue Jeans Cable, has written in response to a cease and desist from Monster Cable.
I don’t know anything about the merits, but Denke seems to, and some lawyer for Monster surely feels like an ass right now as the PR department, and perhaps even people from parts of the business actually producing product and revenue, are asking what the hell is going on.
I, for one, have purchased my last Monster product (I have indeed bought Monster stuff in the past), and will now buy from Blue Jeans Cable. I recommend the same to you.
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The prices are great, shipping is cheap, and the cables are excellent quality. I've probably saved literally hundreds of dollars buying from monoprice instead of getting overpriced Monster cables, or any cable for that matter from Best Buy, RadioShack, etc.
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