I talk to someone over on the Perfect Vision and they use Tara Labs video cables for all their reviews......I'm going to try some of their RSC s-video cables out.
I'm curious about what application requires a high end S-video cable these days? I'm only familiar with them in the aspect of connecting something to your TV and as I'm sure most are aware S-video is far down the chain as far as video performance goes. So in that context I'm curious why someone would want to spend a bunch of $$ on a cable for that purpose. No offense meant Tin Cup, just curious.
I use Monster Cable M2000HDSV (High Definition Silver Video) w/ Digital Artifact Circuitry. This is one of the best built all silver S-Video cable I've ever seen and has a rock solid picture on both analog and digital. Then again, I have Bybee RCA adapters and Z-Sleeves supporting this and all my video, digital, IC's, and speaker cables. Oh yeah, power cords too.
Snipes, I would agree with you about that but I using a new break-through product called QuickSilver Gold and it makes my TV picture so much better I'm wondering now if better cables with this stuff on them would look even better....I do not have a component video hook-up on my satellite receiver. This stuff is amazing on audio too!
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