2-Pack 6.5ft Gold Plated HDMI Cables

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or 3 of them for $8 at meritline

These have dropped so much in price I don't see how BB still sells their for as much as they do.

#1, would you give the link for 3 HDMI cabels for $8?

Are these 1.3?

What #3 said.

If you need a lot of cables you can get 10 for $23.50 from SuperMediaStore.com Free Shipping on orders over $25.00

http://www.supermediastore.com/6-foot-gold-plated-hdmi-cablev1-3b-cat-2-full-hd-1080p-1440p-male-to-male.html

I have been brain washed by Monster Cables so instead I will go out to Best Buy and buy a $99 gold-plated super high-grade quality HDMI cable.

FW.com has the deal posted for meritline.

#7, The shareholders of Best Buy thank you.

monoprice ftw

HDMI is HDMI, you don't need special cables to get 1.3 and you certainly don't need expensive or gold plating.

This price is actually not too bad though.

#7 - your TV - DVD/BR player does not have gold plated connector inside. All the components are soldered with tin.
It does not matter much by using $ cable or $$$ cable....

#12 - Please upgrade your sarcasm detector

benbmip wrote:

#7 - your TV - DVD/BR player does not have gold plated connector inside. All the components are soldered with tin. It does not matter much by using $ cable or $$$ cable....

I guess my "brain washed" statement and that little happy face icon that I made are not obvious enough to imply sarcasm.

Funny how it says that the cables are free. Any normal person would know that there is either a rebate or some type of shipping charges which you have to pay so essentially it is not really FREE.

Kyser_Soze wrote:

#7, The shareholders of Best Buy thank you.

As an American, it is my duty to stimulate the economy.

short cable lengths < 15m, yes, there is no significant difference between inferior cable manufacturers and premium cables. but once you reach longer lengths, moderately priced cables from well-known vendors are recommended since they most likely manufacture cables to within spec required for transmitting a signal over longer distances with lower attenuation

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