Cheers, all the cablers I have are white and the same, so I either have 4 AV's or 4 audio! Immediate impression with the two new ones feeding the amps is deeper bass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Welder
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Cheers, all the cablers I have are white and the same, so I either have 4 AV's or 4 audio! Immediate impression with the two new ones feeding the amps is deeper bass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Welder
Just had a look at the boxes the two new ones came in- they are AD80300qn2M, which I think are the audio ones?
That sounds familiar :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ali Tait
The audio ones are white.
The others are grey.
Nope, sat here looking at two grey sets of Silver Series RCA audio, twin shilded, split centre pin, hybrid construction.
The AV set from Franks original link are white, quad shielded etc.
Yours experience is obviously different from mine.
All I know is that my system sounds better with the arrangement I now have. The grey 75 ohm quad shielded ones are in a box beside me now & the white ones are plugged in. That's how it will stay.
I’m not on about the experience Chris, or which sounds best. I’m talking about the colour designation of the particular types of cable.
The white ones may well sound better to you but to the best of my knowledge they are the AV quad shielded cables Frank linked to and not those Belkin designate as RCA audio.
Something's awry. I bought 4 of the sets that the original post linked to. They were white. They remain plugged in.
I also bought some others from another source. They were grey. I posted a link to them. They are set aside.
I’m not being awkward Chris honestly :) but there has been quite a lot of confusion over which type of cable is which and my concern is people here don’t buy the RCA grey, twin shielded cables thinking they are the same as the AV quad shielded that you prfer and Frank originally linked to :doh:
I don’t think the white AV cables you prefer and Frank originally linked to are available any more.
The grey, thinner twin shielded RCA audio cables are.
Interestingly I prefer the grey ones but that’s for another time ;)
I'm not suggesting you're being awkward, I'm just trying to understand for myself the various different configurations that are/were available.
I'm rather confused as I'm sure others are. Maybe this is why all these different types came onto the market so cheaply at the same time - the range(s) were not clearly differentiated in the packaging & they needed rationalising?