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In Reply to: ? about Kimber Digital I/C posted by bigwise1 on January 2, 2001 at 16:44:56:
All Kimber cables, no matter what they market the cable as, seem to share similar designs, in particular, the unshielded, braided design.I recently hooked up my DVD player's component outputs to my DTV's component input using three 0.5m Kimber Silver Streak *audio* interconnects and found that they worked rather well, surprisingly. In fact, I thought that it worked better than the true 75ohm RCA-terminated video cables I was using before. I could see no RF interference artifacts, which indicated to me that their braided design does, in fact, reject RF interference pretty well.
I assume same could hold true for digital connections.
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