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	<title>Comments on: Difference Between Coax Digital and RCA Analog Cables</title>
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		<title>By: UberSil</title>
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		<dc:creator>UberSil</dc:creator>
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		<description>There&#039;s unfortunately alot of misconception in this article.
RCA cable burns out after long time usage as a digital cable, much like A/V cable replacing component video cable.
Also beyond 3&#039; coaxial cable begins to lose signal.  Why this is I have no idea but it seems to occur across different receivers and players.
For anything longer than 3&#039; it is recommended that optical cable be used due to a lack of signal loss.  However you might notice a small loss in fidelity.
The likely reason that our beloved poster doesn&#039;t know these things (or has noticed them) is because he requires to pump at least $600 wholesale into some speakers that&#039;ll reflect these signs.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There&#8217;s unfortunately alot of misconception in this article.<br />
RCA cable burns out after long time usage as a digital cable, much like A/V cable replacing component video cable.<br />
Also beyond 3&#8242; coaxial cable begins to lose signal.  Why this is I have no idea but it seems to occur across different receivers and players.<br />
For anything longer than 3&#8242; it is recommended that optical cable be used due to a lack of signal loss.  However you might notice a small loss in fidelity.<br />
The likely reason that our beloved poster doesn&#8217;t know these things (or has noticed them) is because he requires to pump at least $600 wholesale into some speakers that&#8217;ll reflect these signs.</p>
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