I'm a fan of MediaBridge coax and HDMI cables. It's between these 12footers and the 8 foot Plug Lugs that look easy to tighten up? Suggestions please?
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this cable suited me for the reason my radio in my camper only had a 3.5mm port. if you can utilize a coax or hdmi cable then i would do that, but if you have no other choice, this cable works great. nothing to tighten, just plug and play
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I bought this kit Klein Tools VDV002-818 Coax Installation and Testing Kit, from Amazon. The connectors are F-type. Works great with HD. Whatever connectors u buy, u will probably need a special crimp tool. This kit is perfect. Good luck. Enjoy
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I used two of the 3WARE Cable, 1 Unit Of 1 Meter Multi-lane Internal (SFF-8087) Serial Ata Breakout cables sold on amazon's site. They keep your cabling neat and have plenty of length to easily plug in hard drives in the largest case sizes. Hope this helps.
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The $12 cable works well for me. It did take over a week to arrive in the mail however. I think the local Radio Shack sells a lot of expensive cables to people who want to get their system running and forgot to order a cable when they ordered a system.
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I purchased 1.3a category 2 certified 28AWG 6 ft hdmi cables through monoprice that work equally well with the Steren gold-tipped video cables provided by my cable company. The cable guy told me they are equivalent, and I would agree with that after having compared them myself. However the cable guy did also tell me that optical audio cables would be needed to match the quality that hdmi cables would provide. I do not have a surround sound system so can't judge the difference on that. Ultimately I went with the hdmi cables because there is only one plug on each end and so simpler to disconnect and reconnect if need be. PS I also compared top of the line Monster Cable HDMI (over $100 each!) to the monoprice $5 cables and couldn't tell any difference. This is on a Sony 1080p xbr4 120hz tv with a Playstation 3 for Blu Ray/dvd player. I say if component cables work better for you, go with them.
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The small version would be ideal for that. The medium and large sizes are more suited to thicker cables.
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Mine came with a 12' Mini-coaxial cable, with male "F" connectors on each end. However, I didn't buy mine from Amazon, but a national home improvement chain. I notice that some suppliers (including the Channel Master site) claim that the cable is not included, while Amazon is rather vague about any hardware and accessories included in their package. So, (1) someone else, who actually bought it from Amazon should give you a better answer, and (B) You need to be careful in comparing prices unless you know exactly what is included, or you already have enough coax on hand.
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I bought Monoprice 100ft 16AWG Enhanced Loud OxygenFree Copper Speaker Wire Cable. I wouldn't go with anything thicker as the housing is pretty snug at this size.
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The supplied cables are 60'. You could use a 150' RG5918/2 cable and a plug in power supply to avoid signal degration and power loose on the very small sized cable provided.
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Hi Jamie, I'm from Mediabridge so I do recommend our products, but I can tell you why. First let me address your questions: -SWITCHING OVER TO THE NEWER PIONEER 1190 DO YOU THINK THAT IS A GOOD IDEA. I'll leave this question for the audiophiles. I'm sure A/V Guru will have a more valid opinion on this one. - What would be the best cables for my subs? Mediabridge Subwoofer cables are a quality choice at a modest price. You can read the reviews for yourself. Mediabridge Ultra Series - Dual Shielded Subwoofer Cable - RCA to RCA Gold Plated Pro Grade Connectors (15 Feet) - Also which is the best HDMI to run from my brand new 55" samsung led tv ro my receiver and is best for me to run everything through my stereo or my tv. Mediabridge HDMI cables are certified by an HDMI Authorized Test Center to be a "High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet", which means they are certified to support everything on the market including your Samsung products and PS3. Mediabridge is an official adopter of HDMI technology. There is Limited Lifetime Warranty on all Mediabridge cables and we have live US-Based customer support available Tues-Sat 9am to 6pm.Mediabridge Ultra Series - High Speed HDMI Cable With Ethernet - Category 2 Certified - Supports 3D & Audio Return Channel - (6 Feet) As for your speaker wire, it depends on the length of your runs as to which gauge is appropriate. All in all, Mediabridge A/V cables are high quality at a modest price with great customer support and to top it all off they are all backed by a Lifetime Warranty. Can't beat it. Thanks, Mediabridge Products 856-216-8222 info@mediabridgeproducts.com
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Any should do. I ordered one from monoprice.com. They have shielded cables for just a few dollars.
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A 69 Dollar discone off Amazon will do nicely. Get it up 40 feet and you're set. Use a 50 foot run of RG8X coax or if you have money RG213. Don't forget the correct coax ends to match the radio and the antenna. Do NOT use adapters!
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Hi, cable is very good and can be put in a conduit. If I remember correctly it need more than 1'' and 3/4 diameter... Good luck.
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You just need a roll of speaker cable 100 feet should be fine depending on how far you want them to be from the reciver. 14 gauge should be fine as well. Just a heads up the further you want to run the cable the thicker you need it to be. Also a pack of bannana clips will make it look better and be easier to move in the future.
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You'll get one coax (think Cable TV) cable in there along with MAYBE one very small cord. Two HDMI would probably fit, two cat6 would fit, to give you an idea on the size. FYI; unless you're planning on and able to use tape to stick it to the floor, this product curls too badly to be of much use in general.
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Coaxial cable will carry crisp HD signal for 300 feet or more. With the low-rez quality of this video I would surmise that you can go longer than that without great loss of video quality.
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Hi, the cable that comes with the antenna for attaching to your tv is 6ft long. It is very thin and likely too short for most setups so you will want to pickup a longer coax cable, especially if you are installing in an attic. Good luckJeff