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Monster Cable Products, Inc. was founded in

1979 by Noel Lee, who was then a laser-fusion

design engineer at Lawrence-Livermore

Laboratory, as well as an audiophile and

professional drummer. Lee discovered that

wires of different constructions produced varying

degrees of audio performance when hooked up to

loudspeakers. From this discovery, he developed

a high performance speaker cable, named it Monster Cable,

and literally created an industry. The invention of

Monster Cable created a new product category that

revolutionized the audio market. Prior to Monster Cable,

most stereo systems were wired with ordinary "zip-cord,"

the same cable used for electrical household and lamp wire.

Their inferior construction and cheap materials restricts

power, dynamic range and clarity in the lows, mids, and highs.