Completely redesigned, the new Ultimate Digital Coax Cable offers even better performance for high-end Digital Coax applications. This cable is ideally suited for Home Theater Systems, yet is priced ...

Belden has made available its Brilliance 1855P cable, a plenum version of Belden’s 1855A non-plenum, subminiature 59/U digital coax cable. Belden’s 1855P cable is designed and engineered to deliver ...

Presented as the industry’s first plenum mini digital coax cable, the Brilliance 1855P connects high definition, standard definition, and digital audio equipment in professional and commercial ...

Connect to some of the great DACs of the past with ddHiFi’s remarkable TC100 and TC100S USB-C to Digital Coaxial Converters. The convergence of new and vintage hi-fi has become a trend and whilst many ...

I've got a digital TV terminal box that has a Coaxial Cable out and an SVideo out. We use our home theatre for audio (digial out) that's not the issue. My question is, what is better picture quality?

There’s nothing more annoying than to see numerous cables strung along the bottom of walls. It’s ugly and could potentially become a tripping hazard if they’re pulled out into the open. To that end, ...

Clark Wire & Cable is now offering an extended distance, precision video cable that incorporates a gas-injected foam dielectric, a foil and a 95 percent tinned copper braid for effective broadband ...

Do cables make a difference? If you are using BetterCables.com cables, the answer is YES! But how does one write a review about cables? A cable just sends a signal from A to B. So shouldn’t all cables ...

I just purchesed a Pioneer VSX-D509S A/V Reciever. I have a Realmagic Hollywood Plus Card in my computer with a Pioneer DVD Player also. I want to play DVDs from my comp to the new reciever in the ...

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Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg has also worked as a high-end audio salesman, and as a record producer. Steve reviewed audio products for CNET and worked as a freelance writer for ...