hdmi lead

[harrydocuk]

have ordered a tm9600hd box can anyone recommend a good hdmi lead. was looking in ******s and they were looking silly money for some of them £60 £70
only need a 1m lead.

[Gone_Fishing]

Lots of people use the place below as they are meant to be good quality at a fair price

_https://ukhdmi.com/


TNT

[satwyn]

some come with hdmi leads the fortec does I think the tecno comes with cable as well but not sure the supplier might throw one in for you if you ask nicely the supplid ones are usially cheap but will do the job

[harrydocuk]

thanks for all your help guys.

[mf135]

try asda £10

[Detlef]

or if you are in Preston, CPC.

[harrydocuk]

i live in belfast n.ireland Detlef, but i know if you pay alot for hdtv and hd receiver you must have a good lead to match. but am i wrong in saying some
prices are over the top. what do you get for your £80.

[Gone_Fishing]

When your talking about hdmi its debatable whether your going to see any difference with expensive leads as its a digital source

For your average hi street plasma/lcd I don't think its worth buying an expensive hdmi unless it for a really long distance


TNT

[slime]

I got mine (3M) off a well known auction site for £7 - seems fine to me but I do only have a 26" screen and not 40 or 50 but for £7 I am well happy with it.

[kmc]

apparently it makes no difference whether you spend £5.00 or £500.00,like tnt said it's a digital source made up of noughts and ones,as long as the signal goes through,thats all you need
kmc

[r.maxwell]

Asda

[Detlef]

Unless the connectors fall apart the lead will hardly make a difference.

It's like all this crap about having gold contacts on HiFi connectors. How are the connectors linked to the circuit board inside the kit?

Lead-tin solder is the answer.

[BGonaSTICK]

DataWrite make a good 1.8m HDMI v1.3 (1080p-rated) cable. They are well made and produce excellent images. £9 from SVP.

[milo]

try ebuyer