Dayton HF13C22 High-Speed Flat HDMI Cable 2m (6.6 ft.)

I recently recieved a Blue Ray player as a gift. Already having the 52" HD TV, I was urged to purchase a "quality" HDMI cable. I was told what features I needed, and handed a, lets say a "Monsterously" good cable for up over $100. Found not only a comparable, but higher rated cable for less than 10% of the "Monsterously" good cable (including shipping). I'm extremely satisfied with the quality, and especially the price.

I just bought 3 of these for my HT system. I just added a BD player and a HT receiver that accepted 4 HDMI cables. One of these cables replaced a "stock" HDMI cable that came with my satellite recevier. IMHO, there was a noticable difference on HD broadcasts. Even the non-HD siganls seemed to be crisper; at least with my eyes. One of these cables also replaced an older Dayton Signature HDMI cable. Because this cable was advertised as high speed and because it is advertised as a v1.3b compliant, I replaced the Siganture cable. If there is a difference I can't see or hear it. Construction wise, I think the Siganture cable is better, but then list price wise, the Siganture cable costs 2 1/2 times more. I believe all of the Dayton HDMI cables are far superior to brand "M", and obviously much less expensive.

Product provides very good value for the money. The picture is equivalent to the more expensive monster cable I was persuaded to purchased to complete my system. I will buy the Dayton again.