I need LOTS of cheap, pre-made dual and triple RCA cables, for stereo audio and
for video/stereo audio. RadShack is too pricey, and even Wal-Mart is too
expensive. What is a good place to get cheapies?
Blackburst <blackburst@aol.com> wrote:
>I need LOTS of cheap, pre-made dual and triple RCA cables, for stereo audio and
>for video/stereo audio. RadShack is too pricey, and even Wal-Mart is too
>expensive. What is a good place to get cheapies?
Markertek actually stocks the cheapies at a good rate. I worked on a thing
recently where they needed 300 mini phone to mini phone cables and Markertek
shipped them the same day.
I'll add that I think using the cheapies is false economy, but then I think
using RCAs is false economy....
--scott
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Blackburst wrote:
> I need LOTS of cheap, pre-made dual and triple RCA cables, for stereo
audio and
> for video/stereo audio. RadShack is too pricey, and even Wal-Mart is
too
> expensive. What is a good place to get cheapies?
> I need LOTS of cheap, pre-made dual and triple
> RCA cables, for stereo audio and for video/stereo
> audio. RadShack is too pricey, and even Wal-Mart
> is too expensive. What is a good place to get
> cheapies?
>
www.Markertek.com... mr. Broke-A$$ .
3 ft. RCA - $1.79
"Powell" <nospam@noquacking.com> wrote in news:TgfBd.78$Dk.57@fe04.lga:
>
> "Blackburst" wrote
>
>> I need LOTS of cheap, pre-made dual and triple
>> RCA cables, for stereo audio and for video/stereo
>> audio. RadShack is too pricey, and even Wal-Mart
>> is too expensive. What is a good place to get
>> cheapies?
>>
> www.Markertek.com... mr. Broke-A$$ .
> 3 ft. RCA - $1.79
>
>
>
>
Sometimes one can find RCA cables at partsexpress.com for about $0.79
each.
r
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In article <20041231095137.06631.00001662@mb-m24.aol.com> blackburst@aol.com writes:
> I need LOTS of cheap, pre-made dual and triple RCA cables, for stereo audio and
> for video/stereo audio. RadShack is too pricey, and even Wal-Mart is too
> expensive. What is a good place to get cheapies?
Find a dealer that sells the Cable Up brand. They're about as cheap as
I've found.
I suppose you could look in a dumpster behind Circuit City.
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"Blackburst" <blackburst@aol.com> wrote in message
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>I need LOTS of cheap, pre-made dual and triple RCA cables, for stereo audio
>and
> for video/stereo audio. RadShack is too pricey, and even Wal-Mart is too
> expensive. What is a good place to get cheapies?
Weird, I can't see my original post or replies on AOL,only on Google, where I
can't reply.
Someone,maybe Scott Dorsey asked, "Why use RCAs at all? Simple answer!:
I was baout to buy a 16x16 matrix routing switcher for my small TV studio, and
I was about to get the balanced audio option - those funny little screw-in
connectors - and suddenly it hits me:
ALL of my video decks are in/out: DVCam, DV, SVHS, Hi8, 3/4", DVD. ALL of my
audio decks are RCA: CD, cassette, DAT, etc. My connections from DV to NLEs via
a Canopus are RCA. The cable company modulators that transmit to the headend
are RCA. The Leightronix event controller that fires and switches tape decks to
air is all RCA.
So I went with the Knox 16x16 router with stereo RCAs instead.
Now, I hate RCAs as much as the next guy, and I particularly hate them for
video (I can pop a BNC onto a length of RG6 in seconds) but if all my audio
connections are RCA, I might as well stick with it.
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