View Full Version : Are Component and Composite Cables Interchangable?
TomBrooklyn
24th January 2008, 19:30
Are component and composite wires interchangable with equal results?
How about audio and video cables?
setarip_old
24th January 2008, 19:31
No...
foxyshadis
26th January 2008, 04:58
Larn y'self (http://www.crutchfield.com/ISEO-rgbtcspd/learningcenter/home/cables.html)
squid_80
26th January 2008, 07:17
Coaxial digital cables look on the surface like standard analog RCA cables; however, you should avoid using a standard audio interconnect to transfer a coaxial digital signal. Cables engineered specifically to pass a digital signal provide 75-ohm impedance and wider frequency bandwidth, ensuring superior signal transfer.It's digital audio. You're either gonna hear it or you're not. Don't gimme this "wider frequency" crap.
To the original question: Are they interchangable? Yes. With equal results? Depends. Try it and see.
TomBrooklyn
26th January 2008, 09:17
I did some research after posting the question. The best explaination I found was at...
http://forum.ecoustics.com/bbs/messages/34579/123129.html
Shinigami-Sama
26th January 2008, 23:24
I've interchanged the cables before
sounds fine to me
they're all the same 75ohms after all
SeeMoreDigital
27th January 2008, 23:29
I've interchanged the cables before
sounds fine to me
they're all the same 75ohms after allIndeed...
As with most cables/leads... You get what you've paid for ;)
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