Hdtv & hdmi
01-14-10 | 03:03 PM
#26
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From: Laguna Hills
^^ agree with above monoprice.com
I have bought many many cables from there and never a failure.
also, unlike most people, I have actually done serious testing on HDMI cables and I can confidently say that there is zero picture degragation with using a lower cost cable vs the monster cable.
In fact, I found that higher capacitance levels of the monster cables can interfere with the clock signals on some of the source devices that use older Silicon Image HDMI transciever ICs. To note, this is only affected when enabling teh DEEP COLOR feature on those source devices.
anyway, im sure none of you are interested in this stuff on a bike forum, so I will stop. enjoy your HDTV!!!
edit: oh, and bigger IS always better in the HDTV world, dont let anyone tell you differnet.
I have bought many many cables from there and never a failure.
also, unlike most people, I have actually done serious testing on HDMI cables and I can confidently say that there is zero picture degragation with using a lower cost cable vs the monster cable.
In fact, I found that higher capacitance levels of the monster cables can interfere with the clock signals on some of the source devices that use older Silicon Image HDMI transciever ICs. To note, this is only affected when enabling teh DEEP COLOR feature on those source devices.
anyway, im sure none of you are interested in this stuff on a bike forum, so I will stop. enjoy your HDTV!!!
edit: oh, and bigger IS always better in the HDTV world, dont let anyone tell you differnet.
