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<blockquote data-quote="Scoobydoo" data-source="post: 5555562" data-attributes="member: 564934"><p>optical isnt sensitive to bends unless you try a 90 degree one, it is like a garden hose, as long as there are no kinks your fine</p><p></p><p>there are two main types of digital audio(spdif), optical and coax. optical uses toslink connections and coax uses rca connections. what connections you use will depend on the inputs and outputs of your components</p><p></p><p>hdmi combines the digital audio and digital video into one cable. if you use component cables you will also have to run either an optical or coax digital cable for sound</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Scoobydoo, post: 5555562, member: 564934"] optical isnt sensitive to bends unless you try a 90 degree one, it is like a garden hose, as long as there are no kinks your fine there are two main types of digital audio(spdif), optical and coax. optical uses toslink connections and coax uses rca connections. what connections you use will depend on the inputs and outputs of your components hdmi combines the digital audio and digital video into one cable. if you use component cables you will also have to run either an optical or coax digital cable for sound [/QUOTE]
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