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[Renegade_Playa]

I have used component cables for my ps2...picture looks sweet as. i use the digital out for sound...that's nice

but on my other tv and ps2...it's the normal AV cable provided with the ps2...the picture is alright..but i think it's time i get a new cable because the sound is really pissing me off (sometimes the sound won't go through the surround unit properly - sound is stronger on one side...) i've noticed that touching the cable usually fixes the problem

but on the hand crazygamelover has covered everything. One other thing, make sure you're got alot of slack in the cable, in my experience not having enough slack wrecks the cable

[ihaveanosebleed]

Years ago, with my old playstation 7501, I had a homemade RGB cable to an RGB monitor. Outstanding picture quality, every pixel sharp and clear as could be and the colors were intense! Any television using composite video input would be dull and blurry in comparison. I’d love to get myself another set with RGB component inputs. I’ve never compared RGB to Svideo but I’ve been told RGB is best and the cables are definitely better. Any time you have 2 or more wires running along side each other with no RF shielding between them you get what they call sheathe current interference. Current running in a wire will induce a current in a parallel wire. This is a good thing if your wrapping transformers, motors or subwoofer coils, this is a bad thing if your running video, audio or data communication cables. It’s also a very bad thing when running my Magic V modchip wires, I find the chips work better if you don’t run the wires neatly together.