HDMI Cable length?

[The Guardian]

On a relatively cheap cable will I notice any difference in quality between 9' or 16'?

I only NEED 9' but it's a three week wait while they have the 16' cable in stock... Price is only $5 difference, same brand.

[jermwhl]

Originally Posted by The Guardian

On a relatively cheap cable will I notice any difference in quality between 9' or 16'?

I only NEED 9' but it's a three week wait while they have the 16' cable in stock... Price is only $5 difference, same brand.

Nope, you will notice no difference. Now if we were talking 50' we would need to know alot more about your cable run/placement, but you'll be fine with just 16'.

[cpgator]

Originally Posted by The Guardian

On a relatively cheap cable will I notice any difference in quality between 9' or 16'?

I only NEED 9' but it's a three week wait while they have the 16' cable in stock... Price is only $5 difference, same brand.

Here is a 10' for under $22 - in stock.

http://www.monoprice.com/products/pr...ormat=2&style=

[crackinhedz]

Originally Posted by cpgator

Here is a 10' for under $22 - in stock.

http://www.monoprice.com/products/pr...ormat=2&style=

this has my vote.

[SmilesLots]

I'm running a cheap 50 ft cable off a DiracTV satellite to an upstairs tv with no problems.

[ground chuck]

Originally Posted by SmilesLots

I'm running a cheap 50 ft cable off a DiracTV satellite to an upstairs tv with no problems.

i'm pretty sure cable and hdmi are 2 completely different comparisions, like apples and oranges.