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Old 06-13-2011, 06:23 PM   #1
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Default Hdmi run for projector around 35'
hi, about to jump into the projector world but needing to know if a 35' hdmi run from monoprice (high speed or standard?) would be fine or say a 20' plus a 15' coupled together would be better? the projector would be used for blu ray movies and a little gaming from a ps3 and 3d in the future. i have a pioneer vsx-1018 that i will run all through but not sure what the best route would be to ensure no signal loss if thats a problem anymore, not sure. any help would be appreciated and if there is any other info from me let me know, thanks.
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