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which hdmi cable is best monster vs tributaries
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<blockquote data-quote="chipwelder" data-source="post: 35736" data-attributes="member: 54"><p>In my reaaaallly honest opinion digital cables do make a difference - and i also thought it shouldn't, I've only heard it in - audio transport to Dac - in a setup I know quite well, so I wouldn't be able to say how much value for money it is in HDMI... I mean I don't even have a TV and I don't care about video, I think most DVD's and BD's look like crappy jpg's to start off with, but then my exposure to good HT is very limited. So Ja.... your mileage may vary</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chipwelder, post: 35736, member: 54"] In my reaaaallly honest opinion digital cables do make a difference - and i also thought it shouldn't, I've only heard it in - audio transport to Dac - in a setup I know quite well, so I wouldn't be able to say how much value for money it is in HDMI... I mean I don't even have a TV and I don't care about video, I think most DVD's and BD's look like crappy jpg's to start off with, but then my exposure to good HT is very limited. So Ja.... your mileage may vary [/QUOTE]
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