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In Reply to: Re: My recommendation posted by Rick on November 04, 2002 at 13:43:58:
Think of s-video, component & composite as carrying only the video signal, while 75 ohm aka F type carry both audio & video. You will need seperate audio cables. The best picture is with component (RGB), then s-video, then composite, finally F type. So if possible run s-vid or composite from cable box to VCR/DVD. Then S-vid (etc) to the TV.
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I have 75ohm cable going to the cable box(from outside),then 75ohm cable to the VCR/DVD, then to the TV. S-Vid cable from cable box to TV as well as a pr. of audio L/R RCA's.
A set of component cables from back of TV to combo VCR/DVD and finally another pair of good audio RCA's to my vintage Marantz Rec.
I've always used very good speaker cable, so no worries there. Things seem to be working fine unless I'm missing something.
Thanks for all your help.Rick
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