Personally, I think buying anything that's more expensive than Radio Shack
Gold Interconnects is a waste of money... but that's just me. Many people
will tell you that buying $500 USD interconnects will make your system
"shine, with added detail, sparkle, soundstage, fidelity, bass, treble,
Personally, I think buying anything that's more expensive than Radio Shack
Gold Interconnects is a waste of money... but that's just me. Many people
will tell you that buying $500 USD interconnects will make your system
"shine, with added detail, sparkle, soundstage, fidelity, bass, treble,
I agree with you Larry.
las wrote:
Wouldn't 75 ohm cable work? By them in the length you want and then convert
them from "F" connectors to RCA with an adapter that you can purchase at
Radio Shack. If you carrying a video signal it seems to me that 75 ohm
cable should be just what you
I ordered some component cables for $80 including second day UPS
shipping. from A2Z cables, a company previous search engines hadn't
turned up until I tired Lycos. (WebTV has quite possibly the worst
search engine on the internet). They sounded fine and were in fact the
upgrade model but I don't
Rodney Peterson wrote:
My time is too valuable to bother with make it yourself cable.
My suggestion doesn't involve "make it yourself cable". You purchase Radio
Shack's best 75 ohm cables with gold "F" connectors, You buy 2 F to RCA
adapters (I'm not sure if they are available gold plated)
