Hello all;
This question may seem similar to Kenneth's, but I'd really like to know about the quality of signal, interference and losses using RG6 with a Quad shield (from Home depot) and Snap n Seal connectors. These connectors might be F type, then have RCA adapters.
My run will be 25 to 30 feet, and I am concerned about image quality. The component cables would go from my AVR to the place in my ceiling where I want to have a front projector one day, and I'd like to add this cable before closing my walls and ceiling with drywall.
Is this type of cable likely to produce a picture that is equal to, say Monster 2 component cables? Again, this RG6 has what's called a Quad shield, not just regular RG6.
Any thoughts? Thanks, Tom.
This question may seem similar to Kenneth's, but I'd really like to know about the quality of signal, interference and losses using RG6 with a Quad shield (from Home depot) and Snap n Seal connectors. These connectors might be F type, then have RCA adapters.
My run will be 25 to 30 feet, and I am concerned about image quality. The component cables would go from my AVR to the place in my ceiling where I want to have a front projector one day, and I'd like to add this cable before closing my walls and ceiling with drywall.
Is this type of cable likely to produce a picture that is equal to, say Monster 2 component cables? Again, this RG6 has what's called a Quad shield, not just regular RG6.
Any thoughts? Thanks, Tom.