[Jym]

I need a 12' foot toslink and a 12' component cable before my Xbox comes. Does anyone know a cheap place to get these types of cable.


THanks,


-Jym-

 

[Ed C]

I bought my toslink cable from Radio Shack. It seems to work quite well.

 

[Jah-Wren Ryel]

mcmelectronics.com has excellent toslink cables at low prices. I bought a couple of the 10meter extra-thick ones and couldn't be happier. If you do go with the extra-thick, be aware that they are about as thick as the average thumb.

 

[magster]

For componentcables it depends on the quality of cable you would like to purchase. Suggest some good broadcast quality component cables. That way they will be around for a long time and will not need replacing when new tech arrives.

Try the following Belden/Canare sellers

Rinocables.com Belden 1694a RG6 Top of the line Belden

Wickedcables.com belden 1505a RG59 Belden

KustomKables.com Canare brand


Sorry no suggestions for toslink. Dont use it

 

[Spiky]

Sorry, Mag, but an Xbox doesn't give options. Toslink is a must.


bettercables.com has toslink that look pretty nice. Tos is pretty standard, so it hardly matters where you buy them.

 

[Chip E]

I have two TosLink cables from BetterCables.com and they work fine... they have metal terminations too. The old Monster TosLink cable i used to have had plastic terminations and was kinda cheesy.


- Chip

 

[bng]

Check out the AR Pro line or the Dayton line of toslink cables. Look great at very reasonable prices. I use AR for my video and sub. Dayton for my optical (DVD) connection.


AR: http://www.accessories4less.com/advs...submit1=Search


Dayton: www.partsexpress.com