HDMI Connections

One piece of cable is all it takes to make the most of your HD TV and HD DVD systems.

The High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) cable is a ‘cure all’ solution for your home entertainment digital audio and video cabling requirements. Its benefits are obvious. The one-cable-fits-all approach isn’t just a space saver (but that is a big advantage); it makes hooking up your appliances simple and straightforward.

More than that of course, it’s the single best means of transmitting high quality signals from receiver to transmitter. Because it’s made a little fatter than other available connectors, it’s happily able to accommodate uncompressed high definition video signals and as many as eight channels of 24bit digital audio simultaneously. It’s high capacity and ultra high quality.

HDMI is the cable of choice for HD TV and DVD aficionados. It’s used and recommended by DVD manufacturers too (including Sony and Toshiba); that’s why all HD DVD and Blu-ray systems feature HDMI jacks so you can begin using it straight away.

In performance terms, HDMI can make the most out of your existing home entertainment system. Whatever your set-up, your system will only ever perform as well as the cabling interface between source (set top box, dish or DVD) and output (TV). HDMI is digital, so it will precisely replicate the transmission, pixel by pixel. You’ll receive pictures that are as sharp and clear as premium broadcast quality.

Cabling counts; and HDMI cabling really can make the difference between a good home entertainment set-up and a home movie style high quality, High Definition audio / visual experience! Seriously.

That’s how good this cable is.