F connector to RCA adapter

[nuance]

just seen these at home depot. Would there be any signal loss going this route than going direct? I'm thinking of using it for a 30' digital coax run. Just curious because of how cheap you can buy premade coax cables.

 

[mtrycrafts]

just seen these at home depot. Would there be any signal loss going this route than going direct? I'm thinking of using it for a 30' digital coax run. Just curious because of how cheap you can buy premade coax cables.

You should not hear any differences.

 

[nuance]

gottem hooked up and sounds awesome, such a simple concept, i'm surprise i haven't seen them before. Digital kicks butt over analog, hands down.

 

[Jack Hammer]

You should not hear any differences.

Would this work for a cheap and effective alternative for all rca terminated interconnects (video & audio)? If so, would it be an improvement or a sideways move?

Thanks

Jack

 

[nuance]

I would say sure, but the thing is, is that you need to preterminate the cables with f-connectors anyways. Therefor it would kinda add a step. But for me I needed a long run so I just bought a 50' roll and screwed the adapters on. all in all, my 50' digital coax only costed me about $20.

 

[mtrycrafts]

Would this work for a cheap and effective alternative for all rca terminated interconnects (video & audio)? If so, would it be an improvement or a sideways move?

Thanks

Jack

Sure it will work but you'd have to add the cost of each of the F to RCA adaptors and compare the cost. And, if you already have enough cables, why bother? Future cables? Sure.

 

[jcrobso]

It would be a sideways move.

There would be no difference in quality. John

 

[Jack Hammer]

Sure it will work but you'd have to add the cost of each of the F to RCA adaptors and compare the cost. And, if you already have enough cables, why bother? Future cables? Sure.

I may move some stuff around when I get my new tv. Currently, most my interconneccts are three feet. Just keeping my options open.

Jack

 

[mtrycrafts]

I may move some stuff around when I get my new tv. Currently, most my interconneccts are three feet. Just keeping my options open.

Jack

Planning ahead is key.