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In Reply to: I went from a generic HDMI to a beldin and saw a huge improvement, generid was washed out, grainy... posted by PhilJ on May 8, 2016 at 20:42:13:
Yeah, I like Belkin stuff, it is decent for the $$.But I was really just saying there is cheap junk, and then there's stuff that is just cheap in price. If you have ~$10 to spare, pick up a 2-pack of the 6' amazon basics HDMI 1.4 or 2.0 cables and give them a try. Not in a size longer than 2m necessarily, but those ones specifically. Good for spares, or to replace some that cost 10-50+ times as much, I'm not kidding.
Edit: d'oh! I read "beldin" as "belkin"...I am still drinking my "morning" coffee...true, and that's my excuse!
You mean Belden I think: no need to sell me on that, their cats are my standard references and I DIY using their stuff, have my surround speakers wired with some of their "deluxe" 4c cables, made analog and digital ICs with numerous of JR's recipes, speaker cables out of twisted 89259 cores, etc. etc. Good wire at a (used to be, here) reasonable price.
More: as a matter of truth in posting, the HDMI cables I actually use here for what I deem "important" stuff (like any of it is...), like from my Oppos and to the plasma, are Audioquest. I use them for reasons that have absolutely nothing to do with them being better re PQ or SQ...
Edits: 05/09/16 05/09/16
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- RE: I went from a generic HDMI to a beldin and saw a huge improvement, generid was washed out, grainy... - cfraser 11:47:12 05/09/16 (1)
- I am the one who made a mistake I meant Belkin to begin with, thanks for your input! - PhilJ 14:01:22 05/09/16 (0)
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