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HDMI wall plates ... good idea?

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I would need to pass and HDMI cable from the back of a box, into wall plate 1 ... then, from wall plate 1 to wall plate 2 (this run would be behind a partition) ... then from wall plate 2 directly to the TV, which would be mounted on the wall.

Are there any downsides, complications to this kind of set-up? The total length of the connection would be about 10 to 15 feet.

Any signal loss? RF issues? Anything that would compromise the picture?

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RE: HDMI wall plates ... good idea? - Jack G 04:49:18 12/06/07 (0)
I'm not an expert, but I don't see any real problems with that. Just make sure you use cables with good HDMI connectors. In my experience, that is where super cheapo HDMI cables go bad-the actual physical connection loosens in time.
Jack

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