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Mark Bates

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I am buying new cables for my system and now I am down to replacing my digital audio RCA cable from my Laserdisk and DVD players. Since I only need a single cable for each what type of cable should I buy? I was thinking either 2 RCA video cables or 1 pair of RCA audio cables and split them.
I don't know what type of impedence or any other technical specs of the cables I should use.
I am going to be buying Acoustic Research cables for everything. I want good cables, but I can't afford much more then their cost.
Thanks,
Mark
 

John Kotches

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Mark,
Go with two composite video cables. Video and digital coax both require 75 ohm impedance, and most RCAs are typically 110ohm.
Hope this helps.
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