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09-27-2008, 07:13 AM
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HDMI cables
dunno if yall are CNET whores like myself but doin lil research before i bought my next tv and dear god i over paid for my other cables
 With my first flat screen i was suckerd into buying 3 nextech 4ft long cables at circuit city $59.99/each!!! After reading this page CNET Quick Guide: HDMI and HDMI cables: What HDMI cable should I buy? - CNET Reviews where CNET purty much the best place on the planet to review electronics hooked my pockets by letting me know that there are cords out their for $6 and work just as good as monster, belkin, nextech etc and are the cables that they even use. They test countless tv's a week so they abuse the crapola out of the cords as well as having the best computer nerdtech eyes to see the smallest issues with picture quality so they definitely want cords that are up to standards. Dunno if im the last person to find this out hahah but i just bought 3 6ft long HDMI cords from monoprice.com for $17. Let you know in a week how i think they work but i trust Cnet and def recommend the site if anyones lookin for a tv or any other electronics. Spent about 40yrs in the past 3 weeks like it was my job at bestbuy,circuit city and myeremco before i finally bought my new tv lollayz
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"I love mankind, its people i hate" Last edited by layzie31 : 09-27-2008 at 07:21 AM. 
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09-27-2008, 04:42 PM
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HDMI cables are digital, so there is no increase in quality in better cable.
But you can have sync issues with cheap cables. monoprice does not have cheap cables, they are very good quality and i've used them on high end systems in the past :P bluejean cables are even better, but a little more.
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