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3 FT Digital Audio Optical TOSLink Cable Optic 3ft

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19 of 20 people found the following review helpful:

great price, and the cables work perfectly

(5 out of 5) by JPL on Aug 10, 2005 (San Francisco, CA United States)
I have a Sony STR-K760P receiver with 6.1 channel surround. I'm feeding my DVD in through digital coax, but my DirecTV and XBox both supply Dolby Digital 5.1 via optical output only. While these cables seem a bit delicate (I certainly wouldn't want to step on them, and I was careful not to bend them around sharp corners during setup) they work perfectly! Digital is all-or-nothing, either you get the full signal or you don't. There's no need to buy $20 - $50 digital optical cables from Monster or any other manufacturer, these will work great. My XBox sounds amazing when playing DD 5.1 games.

6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

MONSTER SCAM GOING ON OUT THERE

(5 out of 5) by Nashville Native on Jul 27, 2008 (Music City USA)
OK, you have been shopping for cables to finish off your new home theater system and time after time a salesperson tells you about MONSTER cables. Well, when it comes to HDMI or Red/Blue/Green component cables, getting something nice with gold fittings is the way to go but spending big bucks to buy the MONSTER brand name is way over rated. Search our some similar but way cheaper cables on Amazon.com. Now regarding these optical cables. Brand means nothing. Transferring a light signal is transferring a light signal. A gold fitting means squat. As long as the optical cable you buy delivers the light signal from a cable box to your TV or audio system, you good to go. Example, I purchased a MONSTER Cable on sale for $38 bucks before I saw this cable on Amazon.com. Glad Circuit City has a 30 return policy with receipt because I sure used it. Once my less then less than a buck optical cable arrived and I saw that it delivered a light signal just like the MONSTER cable with the MONSTER price did, I returned that overpriced cable faster than you can say jack rabbit. When installing your optical cable, look close at the shape of the fitting and the shape of the whole it goes in. Kinda trick to make sure you are placing it in correctly and push it in snug. Do not jam it in without lining up which side is up. Also, do not crimp the cable. You are dealing with fiber optics here so keep the cord from bending at a sharp able to keep your light passageway from getting blocked. ENJOY AND SAVE BIG BUCKS.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

High quality - low price

(5 out of 5) by Smooth on Jan 29, 2007 (Michigan, USA)
Compare this cable to a $20 dollar cable (same length) sold in a fancy box with a equally fancy brand name, then ask yourself if you notice any difference.

It will cost you $24 total to compare, then you'll start ordering all of your audio cables from parts express and you'll save a ton of $$ in the future.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Can't go cheap in Optical I guess.

(1 out of 5) by Devi on Feb 3, 2009
Under the assumption all cables are created equal I bought four of these. At the price it could not be beat. After a move I noticed the PS3 was no longer getting sound. Changing the optical cables produced sound. Trying the cable on another item proved twice that the cable was indeed broken. Like clock work every month after each wire failed. I wanted so much for it to work too.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Works well, great price

(5 out of 5) by Pawan Kumar on Dec 31, 2008
Connectors for this cable fit nicely in the sockets with a click - a concern expressed for some other cables in reviews. It worked fine as well.