Home > Consumer Reviews > Monster Cable TGHZ-2RF Two Gigahertz Low-Loss RF Splitters For TV & Satellite 2-Way 2 Gigahertz RF Splitter

I bought this along with a monster cable... now I know monster is way over priced but I think this splitter is worth it.

I wanted to hook up my cable modem and my cable TV with no loss to my cable modem and it did what it said it would.

I wont give it 5 stars because I know it's [...].

Did exactly what I needed. Split the cable from my wall to the TV and Cable Modem.

I was having a lot of problems with cable access in my apartment and I wanted to do something about it. I had 3 tvs and two computers sharing the same cable signal, and in the bedrooms I was getting a lot of static on the tv at the upper range of channels. Well I got tired of it, and the cable tech (over the phone) said they tested the pipe going into the apartment and it was fine, so I decided to take matters into my own hands.

I went into the closet and found that they had used a really crummy low-end splitter, and after unscrewing the wall panel in my bedroom I found another one in there.

Well, I bought two of these Monster splitters and immediately replaced them. I am not going to say they fixed the problem, because they didn't, but they fixed it about 65%, which was enough to make the problem go away entirely in 2 of the rooms -just not in the 3rd one.

If you are having problems with signal degradation it might be worthwhile to check if the splitters are part of the problem by buying one and testing it out. It is a low cost, low hassle option, and you can ALWAYS use a splitter of your own somewhere.

I have had good luck with Monster products...

What the cable companies provide in 1Ghz cheapo coaxial splitters is insufficient to get the best TV picture quality, particularly if one has several coaxial cable connections relating to TV's and broadband internet. I found in using the increased bandwidth of the Monster splitters of 2Ghz having improved the sharpness of analog and digital cable TV reception. Additionally, as more people are opting for HDTV sets and broadband internet connectivity, reducing signal loss will provide one potential improvement relating to multiple connections. Other issues relate to dirty AC power interference and the quality of the cabling used, (such as superior performance in S-Video or composite cables), so the solution to maximize your signal quality is multifaceted. It is recommended to use either the 2 or 3 splitter variation. The 4-splitter model has more signal loss. Use the splitters at the entry point and where one splits coax between the TV and other components such as DVD/DVR's.

Very high quality splitter. I have not used any other splitter - so can't compare it. But it did absolutely fine to split a HDTV antenna output.