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HDMI Connection Cable
- Model No. CAC-HD10 / Length: 1m / Price 4,620 JPY ($39.2 USD)
- Model No. CAC-HD20 / Length: 2m / Price 5,040 JPY ($42.7 USD)
- Model No. CAC-HD30 / Length: 3m / Price 5,775 JPY ($48.9 USD)
- Model No. CAC-HD50 / Length: 5m / Price 7,350 JPY ($62.3 USD)
- Model No. CAC-HTD15 / Length: 1.5m / Price 4,725 JPY ($40 USD)
- Model No. CAC-HTD30 / Length: 3m / Price 5,775 JPY ($48.9 USD)
- Model No. CAC-HTD50 / Length: 5m / Price 7,350 JPY ($62.3 USD)
CAC-HD is a cable used for inter-connection HDMI devices. CAC-HTD is a cable for converting HDMI interface to DVI-D interface.
All the connectors have been glided to prevent signal loss. The wire has 3-layer shields to prevent exterior interferes.
AD-DTH/AD-HDT
These are connectors without cable. AD-DTH is for converting DVI to HDMI, while AD-HDT is for converting HDMI to DVI-D. Like the cables, these converters are also glided on the connectors.
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These prices are ridiculous. You could get good quality cables without having to break the bank at www.monoprice.com
Quality is much better then price when itcomes to cables like these.
Im one of those people who often used the factory RCA cables that came with the VCR players until i finally decided to buy the expensive monster cables. There was such a difference i replaced my speaker cables, bought a monster power strip that had a noise cleaner and my experience was enhanced dramatically. Cleaner sound, cleaner picture and a cleaner experience.
WHen dvd players came out Factory RCA cables were a little improved. so i tested them and they worked almost on par with monster cables. When S-Video became a standard the quality of the cable affected the quality of the picture so i slammed the 80 bucks for a s-video monster cable and totally satisfied.
I thought that since the signals were uncompress in HDMI that the quality of the cables wouldnt make soo much difference in small lengths. Here again buying the Cheap cables against the Monster cables i bought the monster is a clear win in overall sound and picture clarity.
I own a few thousand dollars worth of monster cables from the 05-06 line of speaker and video cables to RCA, S-video, component and HDMI cables. I wont go back to cheap brands. They simply arent cutting it out. If you own a HD tv and plan on buying a PS3, put the 80 bucks down for a quality HDMI cable and you wont be disappointed.