🔌 Gold-Plated S-Video Cable (SVHS) - Cmple 4-PIN SVideo Cord - 3 Feet Review

Bought more than a month ago. When unpacking it smelled strongly of chemicals. I left it outside for a few days thinking it would get better. nope I forgot about it and left it outside on the table for a couple of weeks. Got it and put it in a box. The next day, she opened the box and slapped her face again with the chemical smell. Missed return window. just throw it away It's scary to think what kind of chemistry is used that has been working for more than a month.

If you/your parents had an S-Video camcorder in the late '80s and early '90s, you spent $3,000 on monster analog cables clogging your garage in 2003 and now you need cables to digitize your video. old home videos, look no further. It has everything you would expect from an S-Video cable and more. Well, to be honest, it's easy on "more". But that's exactly what you'd expect from a cheap S-Video. Buy and keep. As the King of Beepers once said on 30 Rock, "[Liz Lemon], the beeper will be back…

works fine. The cable itself is a bit smaller in diameter than other S-Video cables I've used in the past, but overall it does the job well. I would give five stars if the cable itself was bigger but I am happy with its performance and would definitely order another if I needed one. Image quality is the same as any other cable used, we just moved the projector and needed a longer cable. I hope this helps someone with cable questions.

The cable seems to be of very good quality. There are no obvious physical issues and the picture from my DVD player to my TV is clear and bright. The 6 foot cord length is very convenient. It's short enough not to get in the way, but long enough that you can move the player around the shelf without worrying about unplugging the cord from the outlet. one of these cables is for a huge 32" TV that I bought over 15 years ago and now has in my daughter's room), this cable will suit your needs…

I first went to Best Buy for 35ft HDMI. I was told Monster was the best. They charged $250 for it. Then I came home shaking my head and checked out the Revain, and an untitled HDMI was about $12. I checked with a knowledgeable techie and an electrician. They both said that a cable is a cable. No matter how much you spend, you still get the same picture on your TV. Returned the monster and bought it from Revane. Then I needed 50 feet of S-Video. Back at Revain for about $12. Forget Best Buy…