Not unless you are using really long HDMI cables (greater than 20'-50')

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Sep 16, 2014
8:18:36am

supertux

In which case they need to be powered

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Will I see a difference in picture quality using low priced vs high priced...

k2coug

9/15/14 7:42pm

Nope.

Crush4

9/15/14 7:42pm

This. With HDMI its either all or nothing.

Grit for Brains

9/15/14 7:58pm

I've bought a few low-priced HDMI's from monoprice.com and they've worked great.

Cougar8Duck

9/15/14 7:45pm

and they come with a lifetime warranty. I had one fray and stop working after

supertux

9/16/14 8:19am

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Abe Froman

9/15/14 7:47pm

no.

cracka

9/15/14 7:47pm

No. buy the cheapest you can find.

Real Men Wear Blue

9/15/14 7:52pm

$2 cables from Amazon work great

AF Cougar

9/15/14 8:36pm

$5 and above there is no difference. $1 cables can be problematic

charles

9/15/14 8:55pm

amazon "basics" are a safe purchase

charles

9/15/14 8:56pm

Not unless you are using really long HDMI cables (greater than 20'-50')

supertux

9/16/14 8:18am

They have HDMI lengths

Heinz57

9/16/14 8:24am

Correct. My point is, if you are going long distances, your choice in cable

supertux

9/16/14 8:35am

yep, long lengths stress the cable. $1-2 ones poop out often.

charles

9/18/14 2:20pm

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