NightOwl
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Yes, you can use component cables for analog sound. Component cables are coaxial in construction and coax is used for audio as well. They may sound either better or worse than your rca's since they're made for video which has different requirements than audio. I believe that better cables will give you better sound, but opinions are divided 50/50 as to whether this is so. I posted a link earlier in this thread. For little money, you could try a step up cable to see if it makes a difference to you.
Originally Posted by Headdie /img/forum/go_quote.gif I also need better RCA cables to connect the 8ch analog out of my Oppo player to my HT receiver. It may be a stange question, but having many component cables, could I use them instead of RCA cables? I've tried and it seems to work well. They are of better quality than the RCA cables that I currently have. I wonder if premium RCA cables would be better though... |
Yes, you can use component cables for analog sound. Component cables are coaxial in construction and coax is used for audio as well. They may sound either better or worse than your rca's since they're made for video which has different requirements than audio. I believe that better cables will give you better sound, but opinions are divided 50/50 as to whether this is so. I posted a link earlier in this thread. For little money, you could try a step up cable to see if it makes a difference to you.