Get the PowerSquid that started it all! The Outlet Multiplier is an easy and convenient way to convert 1 grounded wall outlet to 5 grounded adapter-compatible outlets - with far more flexibility than a standard power strip, even accommodating bulky transformer plugs with ease. Please Note: This model does NOT provide surge protection from electrical spikes or power surges.
In one extremely compact and stylish package, you will find an entire home theatre system with remarkable surround sound. Position the speakers almost anywhere in the room, and the home cinema system will accurately reproduce like music, dialogue and deep bass of today's movie soundtracks. Sit back, relax and let the home theatre experience blow you away.The top-of-the-line Lord system is designed for those who enjoy exceptional sound but need to conserve space. This compact, yet powerful, all-in-one package features a 10" 150-watt side-firing subwoofer capable of delivering the complex sound of today's audio culture. The active subwoofer uses new and advanced technology to limit audio distortion and provide deep, bold bass, resulting in big home theater sound from an incredibly compact box. The three-way center and two-way satellite speakers all feature powerful 4" midrange drivers and are magnetically shielded to eliminate interference with video components. Adjustable brackets ...
Monster Cable Home Theater PowerCenter HTS 850 w/Clean Power Stage 1 (8 Outlets) FeaturesDimensions: 2.31in. H x 4.13in. W x 11.50in. L; weight: 3.21 lbs.Monster Clean Power Stage 1 filter to provide noise-free power to sensitive electronic components.2590 joule rating provided highest level of surge absorption.$150,000 Monster Connected Equipment Warranty.Side entry design and wall-mounting bracket eliminate cable clutter.For Hookup of Electronic Components to AC Power Providing Monster Clean Power v2.0 and Surge Protection for AC Power Lines, Phone and Two DBS or Cable SourcesYou Need to Protect our Components from Unstable AC PowerThe power condition in the U.S. is unstable. The AC power that runs your home theater is constantly in a state of flux. Sometimes there's too much voltage, sometimes not enough. Power can become so unstable that you can actually see it happening, like when the lights in your house suddenly begin flickering. during the worst case scenario, ...
