I want to buy this cable for in wall use but I see that some are saying there loosing sound/video quality I need the 25 foot one what's everyone think
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I've been sucsessfully useing mine for about a year now and had no problems with it at all. However mine is not in-wall but that shouldn't make a difference
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I am not sure of your installation method for in wall use, however, I can speak to the quality of the cable. It is excellent in the quality of this product. I have not had any problems with either video or sound while using it out of my computer to my TV. It is from a Dell laptop to a Panasonic flat screen. I have used it to play video from You Tube mainly of Andre Rieu concerts from all over the world. In this there is a large variety of costumes, musical numbers, and talking from Andre as he conducts the JSO. Not one problem has been had using this cable. Excellent quality.
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I have the 25' cable running through my wall and it works great. There is no loosing sound/video quality with hdmi, you either have a picture/sound or you don't.
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Can't speak for others, but I use it occasionally to hook my computer up to my HDTV for video use and I've never had any issue with sound or video.
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Save your money and buy a cheaper cable. You will not notice a difference. Also Monster does not honour their so called warranty. I am saying this from experience.
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I needed a 25' cable, so I used a cable with a white & yellow connection on both ends. the yellow & white connect to the speakers & the other end white & yellow connected to my tv. works great! I am technically challenged, so I don't know the proper name of it, sorry.
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We use this for our monthly video shoot sometimes in office space, sometimes in warehouse space. Our workload for the cable is significantly less than yours so I can't answer your question accurately. BUT I can answer the question behind your question (Is there an HDMI cable out there that is better suited and built for my rigorous workload?). I think it would be difficult to find a HDMI cable that is better built and better quality than this. I am VERY happy. The cable "covering" is very durable. We run it through drop ceilings all around a bunch of heavy equipment, video and lighting gear. Definitely recommend.
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Dear James, Thank you for your question regarding our HDMI cable. Out 6 foot HDMI cable is not rated for in wall installation. Our in wall rated cables start at the 25 foot lengths.Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions. Thanks, BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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Should be fine, assuming you've measured the length you need. I haven't used this cable inside walls, but I would: it's rated for it, and it is nice and sturdy.
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Hello D. Roach, I'm sorry but this cable is not in-wall rated. Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support 856-216-8222 support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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We use this for our monthly video shoot sometimes in office space, sometimes in warehouse space. Our workload for the cable is significantly less than yours so I can't answer your question accurately. BUT I can answer the question behind your question (Is there an HDMI cable out there that is better suited and built for my rigorous workload?). I think it would be difficult to find a HDMI cable that is better built and better quality than this. I am VERY happy. The cable "covering" is very durable. We run it through drop ceilings all around a bunch of heavy equipment, video and lighting gear. Definitely recommend. We use this for our monthly video shoot sometimes in office space, sometimes in warehouse space. Our workload for the cable is significantly less than yours so I can't answer your question accurately. BUT I can answer the question behind your question (Is there an HDMI cable out there that is better suited and built for my rigorous workload?). I think it would be difficult to find a HDMI cable that is better built and better quality than this. I am VERY happy. The cable "covering" is very durable. We run it through drop ceilings all around a bunch of heavy equipment, video and... » Read More We use this for our monthly video shoot sometimes in office space, sometimes in warehouse space. Our workload for the cable is significantly less than yours so I can't answer your question accurately. BUT I can answer the question behind your question (Is there an HDMI cable out there that is better suited and built for my rigorous workload?). I think it would be difficult to find a HDMI cable that is better built and better quality than this. I am VERY happy. The cable "covering" is very durable. We run it through drop ceilings all around a bunch of heavy equipment, video and lighting gear. Definitely recommend. « Show Less
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On the cable question, Monster prices are completely ridiculous. You'll be more than fine with the Amazon cable or better yet get one where I've gotten all of my cables (of any kind): www.monoprice.com
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Hello, No this cable is not "in wall" rated but I've seen reviews where customers have used them in the walls. Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support
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I also have a PN50B650. It is wall-mounted so I connected 3 HDMI cables to it for future use. I used 12 feet in-wall rated cables, but I think could have managed with 6 feet cables. The only HDMI currently in use is the one going from my TiVo to my HDTV. I will eventually be connecting an A/V receiver to the HDTV via HDMI and a Mac Mini to the HDTV with the third HDMI (using a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter). When I get a Blu-ray player, I will connect it directly to the A/V receiver with an HDMI cable. The best place to order cables is from m o n o p r i c e . c o m. Spending a fortune on expensive Monster cables is a waste of money from what I have gathered on various AVS message boards. I also have a PN50B650. It is wall-mounted so I connected 3 HDMI cables to it for future use. I used 12 feet in-wall rated cables, but I think could have managed with 6 feet cables. The only HDMI currently in use is the one going from my TiVo to my HDTV. I will eventually be connecting an A/V receiver to the HDTV via HDMI and a Mac Mini to the HDTV with the third HDMI (using a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter). When I get a Blu-ray player, I will connect it directly to the A/V receiver with an HDMI cable. The best place to order cables is from m o n o p r i c e . c o m. Spending a fortune... » Read More I also have a PN50B650. It is wall-mounted so I connected 3 HDMI cables to it for future use. I used 12 feet in-wall rated cables, but I think could have managed with 6 feet cables. The only HDMI currently in use is the one going from my TiVo to my HDTV. I will eventually be connecting an A/V receiver to the HDTV via HDMI and a Mac Mini to the HDTV with the third HDMI (using a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter). When I get a Blu-ray player, I will connect it directly to the A/V receiver with an HDMI cable. The best place to order cables is from m o n o p r i c e . c o m. Spending a fortune on expensive Monster cables is a waste of money from what I have gathered on various AVS message boards. « Show Less
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This is what I used for my 50 foot run from the Satellite Receiver to the kitchen TV, BlueRigger High Speed HDMI Cable - 50 Feet - CL3 Rated for In-wall Installation - Supports 3D and Audio Return [Latest HDMI version] the 50 foot in wall rated cable has 26 AWG conductors. I have not had a single issue with the cable in the 18 months I've been using it. I also have it connected with keystone jacks at each location. I hope this helps. BTW I really do like the quality of these Blue Rigger cables. I recommend them to anyone looking for quality cables. This is what I used for my 50 foot run from the Satellite Receiver to the kitchen TV, BlueRigger High Speed HDMI Cable - 50 Feet - CL3 Rated for In-wall Installation - Supports 3D and Audio Return [Latest HDMI version] the 50 foot in wall rated cable has 26 AWG conductors. I have not had a single issue with the cable in the 18 months I've been using it. I also have it connected with keystone jacks at each location. I hope this helps. BTW I really do like the quality of these Blue Rigger cables. I recommend them to anyone looking for... » Read More This is what I used for my 50 foot run from the Satellite Receiver to the kitchen TV, BlueRigger High Speed HDMI Cable - 50 Feet - CL3 Rated for In-wall Installation - Supports 3D and Audio Return [Latest HDMI version] the 50 foot in wall rated cable has 26 AWG conductors. I have not had a single issue with the cable in the 18 months I've been using it. I also have it connected with keystone jacks at each location. I hope this helps. BTW I really do like the quality of these Blue Rigger cables. I recommend them to anyone looking for quality cables. « Show Less
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I have not seen any loss in quality. You do have to make sure that you set the screen resolution on your computer output to match what ever monitor / tv you are hooking up to so if you use a monitor or tv with a lower resolution than your main output then you might see some change as this cable can not send different resolutions to different devices.
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The quality of your shows/movies will primarily depend on your connection speed. While the cable can impact it if it's a shoddy one, it generally won't effect it too much. Those are my experiences anyway.
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Hi Jamie, I'm from Mediabridge so I do recommend our products, but I can tell you why. First let me address your questions: -SWITCHING OVER TO THE NEWER PIONEER 1190 DO YOU THINK THAT IS A GOOD IDEA. I'll leave this question for the audiophiles. I'm sure A/V Guru will have a more valid opinion on this one. - What would be the best cables for my subs? Mediabridge Subwoofer cables are a quality choice at a modest price. You can read the reviews for yourself. Mediabridge Ultra Series - Dual Shielded Subwoofer Cable - RCA to RCA Gold Plated Pro Grade Connectors (15 Feet) - Also which is the best HDMI to run from my brand new 55" samsung led tv ro my receiver and is best for me to run everything through my stereo or my tv. Mediabridge HDMI cables are certified by an HDMI Authorized Test Center to be a "High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet", which means they are certified to support everything on the market including your Samsung products and PS3. Mediabridge is an official adopter of HDMI technology. There is Limited Lifetime Warranty on all Mediabridge cables and we have live US-Based customer support available Tues-Sat 9am to 6pm.Mediabridge Ultra Series - High Speed HDMI Cable With Ethernet - Category 2 Certified - Supports 3D & Audio Return Channel - (6 Feet) As for your speaker wire, it depends on the length of your runs as to which gauge is appropriate. All in all, Mediabridge A/V cables are high quality at a modest price with great customer support and to top it all off they are all backed by a Lifetime Warranty. Can't beat it. Thanks, Mediabridge Products 856-216-8222 info@mediabridgeproducts.com
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I bought these cables primarily because I needed cables that were much longer than cables which came from components I bought(ie. cable tv, HD Tv etc.). I constructed my wall behind where the TV would hang as such, so that I can fish the longer cables behind it-so that they would not be exposed- not necessarily because they are "better" than HDMI cables I already had. Having said that, I will say these cables do seem to be of better quality than cables I already had. They work great. Hope that helps.
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thanks...I went ahead and ordered 55 inch c650 from Amazon and it was delivered yesterday... so your feedback is reassuring. Any special tweeking you advise? I'm a little confused about HDMI cables....did you get any special type? thanks again.