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In Reply to: Re: Ultimate S-Video Cable posted by wheezer on July 6, 2001 at 01:15:46:
Interesting. Sounds like you also had made a svid cable with just a standard twin run of 1505a or 1506a or equal. How much of an improvement did you see over you current 1506a quad configuration? Also, what are Nec-tec connectors? I'd like to try it but the bulk of all that cable would seem to overwhelm a svid connector. I thought about making a short svid to Y/C splitter using 6" of smaller coax and some BNC connectors, but I figure I would also have to make the same splitter to the tv, and thought it might degrade the signal through all those connectors.Steve
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