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During the last years, the metamaterials field has grown rapidly due to the possibility of accomplishing a methodology to achieve negative effective parameters ee f f Pendry et al. (1996) and μe f f Pendry et al. (1999), and their experimental verification Smith et al. (2000) Shelby, Smith & Schultz (2001). The main research work has been concentrated on the theoretical consequences of negative parameters, as well as techniques for practically realizing left-handed media for various optical/microwave concepts and applications. Among recent concepts, properties, and devices based on engineered metamaterials, we can mention frequency selective structures, which have opened the path to a new range of passive devices for guided applications. In this context, split ring resonator (SRR) loaded transmission lines represent the cutting edge of research in the field of one-dimensional (1D) planar left-handed structures. These structures were firstly proposed by Martin et al. in 2003 Martin et al. (2003) by magnetically coupling a shunted coplanar waveguide (CPW) and pairs of SRRs. These planar devices exhibit backward propagation in a narrow frequency band above the resonant frequency of the rings, with the necessary degree of flexibility to design compact low insertion losses filters. Thus, based on this former configuration different approaches have been proposed with the aim of improving performances and overcome possible drawbacks such as asymmetrical response shape or transmission bands with smooth edges. For instance, a combined right/left-handed CPW structure was implemented by cascading SRRs-wire and SRRs-gap stages Bonache et al. (2005), satisfactorily achieving a transmission upper band with a sharp cut-off. Furthermore, new CPW lines with extra loading elements have shown interesting properties in terms of improved out-of-band behavior and response selectivity Borja, Carbonell, Boria, Cascon & Lippens (2010) Borja, Carbonell, Boria & Compact Coplanar Waveguide Metamaterial-Inspired Lines and Its Use in Highly Selective and Tunable Bandpass Filters