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I have a 25ft mono hdmi and componant to my projector and it works fine.
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Different colors!
Sure, you COULD do it that way...
But wouldn't that require creative advance planning and eliminate lots of swearing? Where's the joy in that?
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I got a 50' HDMI cable from Blue Jeans in the mail yesterday. The thing is a beast. You should be fine with Monoprice for the shorter run, don't have any experience with 'em myself, but that toslink cable is perrrrrrdy.
Last edited by JaredM; 05/02/08 03:52 PM.
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I have a 25ft mono hdmi and componant to my projector and it works fine. ditto
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I have all Monoprice cables on my system and they work fantastic. I have an in-wall rated 25foot HDMI cable and the only negative (if you can call it one) is that the ends of the cable are HUGE!
My plasma is an on-wall install and the cable forced the TV a good 5 inches away.. the solution was buying a 90 degree HDMI male to female connector also from monoprice which allowed me to drop the cable down along the back of the instead of straight back.
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Four years ago I needed a HDMI-DVI cable, it was either pay $28CDN to have one delivered from California or buy from FutileShop and pay $168. I cringe everytime I'm in that store and listen to the salespeople talk to first time HDTV buyers.
Needless to say I went with Monoprice.
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I have two thoughts on the cable idea: - 1) colour code the different cable types (buy all blue for opticals, or buy all blue for tv connections, etc.)
- 2) buy all the same colour (e.g. like the Axiom black sheath) so that everything looks uniform in the rat's nest coming from the rear
Thoughts? I'm leaning towards option 2.
Last edited by chesseroo; 05/03/08 03:05 PM.
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enthusiast
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I got a thirty foot hdmi for my dad. Works great at 1080p. My whole system is put together with monoprice. I think I got like 14 cables for 55 or something ridiculous. Then they all looked great and work perfectly.
Jeb
And every Sunday afternoon she'd jump in his boat and they would spoon...
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I have two thoughts on the cable idea: - 1) colour code the different cable types (buy all blue for opticals, or buy all blue for tv connections, etc.)
- 2) buy all the same colour (e.g. like the Axiom black sheath) so that everything looks uniform in the rat's nest coming from the rear
Thoughts? I'm leaning towards option 2. Or you could colour code for each device(blue for dvd, black for sat/cbl, etc)
M80s/VP160/QS8s/EP350; M22s; M3s.
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have the 25ft version of that optical cable. does a great job..someone also asked about their HDMI cables. I've got a 50ft one with no problems, works great
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