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Re: Component video cables advice...help I am new here

Posted by Wegastern on July 21, 2000 at 03:18:08:
Unless you have to have component cables because you can't stand the thought of using svhs (I'm the same way), just use your svhs connection as your component output is virtually indistinguishable from svhs on the TV you are using.If you had a big screen RPTV then you will see something. If you must though, Audioquest cables are a good value in quality cables if you are not interested in Monsters.