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Cables Unlimited 6-Foot HDMI Male to Male Cable (PCM-2295-06)

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Cables Unlimited 6-Foot HDMI Male to Male Cable (PCM-2295-06)

(402 customer reviews)

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Cables Unlimited brings A/V enthusiasts the next generation of digital video and audio cables. These high quality HDMI cables deliver the optimum video and multiple channel audio signals required for connecting todays high-end DVD players, cable boxes, AV receivers and HDTVs. These premium cables are Fully HDCP compliant to Provide highest level of signal quality.

List Price:	$19.99
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Product Details

Product Length:	2.0 inches
Product Width:	13.0 inches
Product Height:	5.0 inches
Product Weight:	0.25 pounds
Package Length:	8.0 inches
Package Width:	6.9 inches
Package Height:	0.6 inches
Package Weight:	0.2 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 402 reviews

Features

Supports uncompressed audio/video signals
Fully HDCP compliant to Provide highest level of signal quality
Supports multiple audio formats, from stereo to multi-channel sound
Perfect for both high-definition video and standard video formats
Lifetime Warranty

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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145 of 150 found the following review helpful:

Danny Aug 09, 2006 By Danny
I think this is as good as the expensive over $60 HDMI cables. I wouldn't spend money on the expensive ones. First of all, I'm not a cable junkie nor an expert. However, according to my research, there's no difference in performance b/w the expensive version nor the $12, $15, $20 version when it comes to HDMI since it's all digital.. hole buch of zeros and ones. The durability of the cables... I don't know. But unless you're someone who constantly plugs and unplugs the cables for some reason, it wouldn't matter. Normally, you'd connect the cable and keep it that way for a long period of time, so the durability is not really relevant. Bottomline: This is as good as the expensive ones. I first tried out the expensive Monster brand which was $85. Then I returned it after purchasing this, for the quality was the same. Don't buy the expensive ones.

47 of 50 found the following review helpful:

A great cable at a great price Dec 02, 2006 By K. G. Schneider "Librarian, Writer, and Bookaholic"
I had an overpriced HDMI cable to compare this with because earlier when I bought my HDTV and wanted a cable "right then" I was able to buy a $60 cable half-off at BestBuy (it was open box). I completely agree that this cable does the trick at a fraction of the price. Movies played on our new upconverting DVD player look luscious. I also like the way the cable is constructed--sturdy, with a very flexible covering. The cable came with covers over its tips, as well, to protect it en route. Nice touch.

I need another cable because I just realized (duh!) that if I'm routing the cable box IN to our new home theater receiver I need another cable to route the receiver OUT to the TV, plus I want some other types of cables for the audio, and I'll purchase all of these from one of the Amazon online sellers. It's worth the short wait.

83 of 93 found the following review helpful:

This is the HDMI cable that you ever need Mar 07, 2006 By Cowboys "Cowboys"
Don't spend your money on the brand name cables. They all the same as far as delivering digital contents. Connect between my Sony DVD and Toshiba TV. Whoala, awesome picture.

20 of 20 found the following review helpful:

LOL - Don't Overpay for HDMI!!!! Jan 01, 2007 By E. Stuckey "Electronics R Me"
Hey folks - I'm an electronics technician and network engineer!

LOL... LOL... LOL... Don't OVERPAY FOR SOME PLASTIC AND METAL!!!

HDMI cables simply transfer digital information from your DVD player to your TV/Receiver. It's essentially 1's and 0's directly processed by your TV/Receiver. It's not a an audio or high frequency signal that's succeptable to interference, crosstalk, or anything else.

Your main concern is signal degradation due to distance. If the distance of your run surpasses the specifications for HDMI transmission, then you will simply need a device that amplifies/repeats the signal so that it reaches its destination (your recever) unchanged/degraded.

3 ft and 6 ft cables are sufficient for most applications. If you want gold plating, then these cables are gold plated.

Why gold plating? Gold plating prevents corrosion. Actually its been over-played by marketing. If your equipment is not in a damp place, or outdoors, then even if you don't have gold plating, your electronics may die before the cables corrode.

Buy these cables and laugh just like I did. I initially bought a $39.95 Phillips cable from Wal-Mart cause that was the cheapest one I could find, but I still felt that I'd been taken! Then, I did some research and found this cable. I bought 3 - then took the overpriced Phillips HDMI cable back to Wal-Mart!!!

Why 3 cables? - I'm waiting on a PS-3 and an AFFORDABLE, true HDMI switching receiver. Currently I'm using one cable directly from my Hi-Def Sony DVD Changer to my Samsung 50" DLP, and running optical audio from the DVD Changer to my Onkyo 7.1 system - Suhweet... (for now).

P.S.

...For those of you that think that you must have Monster cables, go ahead. They're not bad - Just Overpriced!!! I used to work at Circuit City back in the day of commissioned sales people, so I know the profit margin on this stuff. I had to flex on a BestBuy associate a few years back because he kept insisting that I buy a power conditioner from "Monster Cable" for my big screen for $100.00, even after I'd already bought a (throw your money away) service plan!!!

Hey - Get this cable, it's of high quality and it's Safe!!!

24 of 26 found the following review helpful:

Cheap cable same Picture Quality, Less durability in this case. Jan 17, 2007 By DANNER
You're not going to get a better picture spending more for an HDMI cable. However, if you buy a cheap cable, you're more likely to get one that'll break easily. That is exactly what happened to one of these cables I bought. The connector on one end of the cable broke the first day I got it as I plugged it in a jack a couple times while setting up my home theater system. (Fortunately I should be able to get a full refund from Amazon).

I would recommend the Impact Acoustics cable over this one. It may be a couple bucks more, but it feels much more sturdy.

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