Customer Reviews

Acoustic Research PR123 Super Video Cable, Gold, S-Video, (25 feet)

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I've purchased many S-Video cables and am highly impressed with this one. Tested it in detail and nearly to no signal degredation. Top Quality, great price, Thank you !

I did not experience any signal degradation over the 25 feet. The cable fed well through the walls and the tips are of high quality with a secure fit.

I bought this to carry the signal from a VGA converter to S-video inputs on TV sets when I use my laptop for karaoke. I was only getting a black and white signal, and after swapping parts around, deduced that this cable was the culprit. Perhaps I have a defective one, but it wasn't worth the cheap price to me.

Not too good to be true, save your hard earned $$ and get this one.

I run this to my 22" Sharp LCD in my kitchen. It goes to the Tivo in my living area. I first tried using a cheaper generic cable because I wanted a longer length (50ft) and was actually looking for a thinner cable to run underneath carpet. But using that other cheaper cable, the picture quality was pretty bad- a good amount of ghosting, noise and lousy colors. After installing this one, the picture was MUCH improved. Quick testing showed that it as good as a 6ft cable in terms of picture quality/ signal loss. I am very happy with this cable and can't believe the low price. While being a bit on the thick side and also a little bit stiff, it's the way to go. Funny- I'm old enough to remember when AR was known for making speakers!

Known for high quality AV products, AR continues to live up to its reputation.

For the longer video runs - we use it for a Projector in the Studio - this excellent cable can be run along with the power cords and not pick up any signal artifacts from the noisiest electronic environments.

Seems to be well made, connector doesn't come loose in the DVD player like some cheaper cables. 25 feet seems to be about as long as you'd want to go - seeing a tiny bit of video degradation.