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Well the verdict is in....

Posted by Monstrous Mike on December 11, 2002 at 15:05:05:
After reading of the problems with digital coax cables, I guess the old "optical sounds the same as coax" and the even more popular "coax is better than optical" are now both out the window.
Although I do believe that sunlight can cause interference in optical signal connections. But wait, there is a special dark optical cable cloak that can be bought on the Internet for only $500 which is guaranteed to keep out 99% of sunlight.
You can find this wonderful device at: www.mybigblackopticalcondom.com