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200 of 209 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Identical to higher priced ripoffs by Monster and the like,
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This review is from: PCD Basics Fiber Optic Audio Cable - 6ft (1.8M) (Electronics)
As stated in other reviews, bits are bits. If they get from one system component to another, you're doing just as well with a $5 cable as a $60 one. Monster and other companies are ripping consumers off with gobbledeygook buzzwords designed to obscure the mind and open the pocketbook.
I have installed this cable in my system, and its performance delivering 5.1 channel audio and DTS from my PS3 to my receiver is flawless. It performs identically to the other more expensive optical cable I have. As of my last check of this product page, $1.31 as a list price and $2.98 for shipping makes for a total of $4.29. This is an outrageously good deal, beating even many other discount outlets. If you have a receiver that uses optical digital for audio input (as opposed to HDMI, which most newer receivers utilize), you simply can't go wrong. A definite must-buy at this price.
82 of 86 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Why pay more?,
By AJ (Seattle, WA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: PCD Basics Fiber Optic Audio Cable - 6ft (1.8M) (Electronics)
I recieved one of these toslink optical cables so I could connect my xbox advanced A/V adapter to my digital suround sound receiver. It worked just fine. In my opinion it doesn't make sense to get esoteric about optical cables for home Audio/Video applications. Save yourself the money.
85 of 90 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Remember -- bits are bits!,
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This review is from: PCD Basics Fiber Optic Audio Cable - 6ft (1.8M) (Electronics)
Either a cable is going to carry the bits from one end to the other, or it isn't. Optical doesn't need fancy stuff like gold plated contacts (yes, there are vendors who make optical cables with gold-plated contacts!). This inexpensive cable works great, and is going to sound every bit as good as a TOSLINK cable that costs 10x as much.
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