I got to admit that I finally got the cable, first the Forest, and now the Cinnamon, and WOW. I played my favorite game, and I was still visionlized did my TV just turn into A picture post card perfect? 🙂🙂🙂😲😲😲Wow 👍👍👍. I took you up and got the Ethernet cable for my Xbox, and I am done on my Xbox games, awesome, awesome, thanks for your help.👍👍👍
These guys keep referring to "gigabyte" per second specs. The actual spec is gigabits, not gigabytes. So I finding it EXTREMELY hard to to take them seriously. Walts needs to educate their salespeople.
@@cheeky50862 Yes and no, an upgraded cable doesn't alter the picture, it only reduces the loss of information sent from the device to the TV. Your system is only as good as your weakest link. And when it comes to these cables there is benefit for picture but you can really notice the difference in the audio. ( From my personal experience in a controlled test ).
I love the show my question is I got a Denon 4500H and my tv is the new Samsung S95C QDOled can I use a cinnamon or carbon 2.1 cable even tho my AVR is 2.0B will it still work? Will be using it just for sound everything else will be directly connected to the tv.
your system will only be as capable as the weakest link, usually this is the cables used but if you buy a cinnamon then your avr could be what holds you back, and it should still work.
@@poettate7309 Yeah the cables get more expensive based on length so if you make it a short run to whatever source its not too bad, If its going to be long you might want to look at blueberry.
@@WaltsTV thing about it is i've tried a few different cables over the years, and never noticed a difference. The good quality UGREEN cables are cheap and i'm yet to have an issue with them. If this was analog RGB-HV over a long run i'd be using something decent, but it's digital, generally either works well or not at all, if it's limiting functions then it isn't working.
Why not get the Worlds first certified HDMI cable from Blue Jeans cables. Go read the from there page on the cert process and along with there crazy low price you will be able to afford 3 or 4 cables and still get better performance than the ones you talk about.
ha ha I just re-read it and it does sound like an ad! I say it because after spending ton of money on cables I asked what my filmmaker friends use on productions and they all use bluejean cables. If you get a chance check them out and thanks for doing what you do....@@WaltsTV
I got to admit that I finally got the cable, first the Forest, and now the Cinnamon, and WOW. I played my favorite game, and I was still visionlized did my TV just turn into A picture post card perfect? 🙂🙂🙂😲😲😲Wow 👍👍👍. I took you up and got the Ethernet cable for my Xbox, and I am done on my Xbox games, awesome, awesome, thanks for your help.👍👍👍
Good choice!
Great information. Thank you. I have an LG c1 oled and a panny ub820 4k player. For now I own a Forest 48 set of cables.
Sounds like a good system!
@@WaltsTV definitely love to upgrade to cinnamon if not the carbon for sure
Yeah they are nice, forest is still way better than anything out of the box though.
@@WaltsTV thank you
I'm using Cable Matters, amazing stuff.
These guys keep referring to "gigabyte" per second specs. The actual spec is gigabits, not gigabytes. So I finding it EXTREMELY hard to to take them seriously. Walts needs to educate their salespeople.
Potato patato, the concept of what were talking about doesn't change based on the butchering of a word.
@@WaltsTVno, but you keep getting your facts wrong. And calling it a gigabyte confirms it 😂
@@WaltsTV It's a completely different word with a different meaning, a different unit of measurement.
Are we talking about Hdmi cables that transmit simple 1s and 0s???
Yes we are
@@WaltsTV and the cable affects the picture quality and makes the colours richer?
@@cheeky50862 Yes and no, an upgraded cable doesn't alter the picture, it only reduces the loss of information sent from the device to the TV. Your system is only as good as your weakest link. And when it comes to these cables there is benefit for picture but you can really notice the difference in the audio. ( From my personal experience in a controlled test ).
@@WaltsTVlol you can’t reduce a loss of information.
More ignorant nonsense. Thats not how digital works. It either arrives or it doesn’t. 🤦🏼♂️
I love the show my question is I got a Denon 4500H and my tv is the new Samsung S95C QDOled can I use a cinnamon or carbon 2.1 cable even tho my AVR is 2.0B will it still work? Will be using it just for sound everything else will be directly connected to the tv.
your system will only be as capable as the weakest link, usually this is the cables used but if you buy a cinnamon then your avr could be what holds you back, and it should still work.
@@WaltsTV THANK YOU! Works perfectly!
Getting a new Denon x3800 that has 2.1
I have a SONY A9G Master Series oled 2.0
Both have earc.
Was tossed on cin or carbon??? Need some input...
Cinnamon should work fine! Carbon might be a little overkill, If you want something with a little more than cinnamon I would look at the Vodka Cable.
@WaltsTV was looking into it & saw a Vodka (eARC) model... are you familiar with the different between the 2 models?
Can you guys tell me why I would need a Pearl HDMI cable going from my TV to my cable box that is not 4k? Thank you
if the cable box isnt 4k then it wont really matter, If you want you can still get it and it might help more in the audio department.
Is there a brand for display port cables like audioqest for HDMI cables?
Not that I know of, Monoprice might have some.
@WaltsTV Just checked them out and they do have some. Thank you. 😊
But is ocean better then cinnamon?
No Ocean actually falls below forest and blueberry. If you want noticeable difference I would stick to the three we talked about in the beginning.
@@WaltsTV ok thank you because I was wondering 💭 how to turn my game room into a movie 🎥 theater
@@poettate7309 Yeah the cables get more expensive based on length so if you make it a short run to whatever source its not too bad, If its going to be long you might want to look at blueberry.
@Walts TV & Appliance I'm thinking like what would be best far as a gaming/movie tv?
good stuff good stuff
The one that came in the box will be just as good as the over-priced cables you're shilling here.
And I don't blame you for thinking that! I only changed my mind when I heard the difference.
@@WaltsTV thing about it is i've tried a few different cables over the years, and never noticed a difference.
The good quality UGREEN cables are cheap and i'm yet to have an issue with them.
If this was analog RGB-HV over a long run i'd be using something decent, but it's digital, generally either works well or not at all, if it's limiting functions then it isn't working.
Why not get the Worlds first certified HDMI cable from Blue Jeans cables. Go read the from there page on the cert process and along with there crazy low price you will be able to afford 3 or 4 cables and still get better performance than the ones you talk about.
This sounds like an ad...?
ha ha I just re-read it and it does sound like an ad! I say it because after spending ton of money on cables I asked what my filmmaker friends use on productions and they all use bluejean cables. If you get a chance check them out and thanks for doing what you do....@@WaltsTV