Wireworld Silver Starlight

Ozzy -

I ordered the 18Gbps version, 3ft Ultra Slim, and just hooked it up. Well, it's certainly eye-popping - really bright and saturated colours. Maybe a little too much fine detail - I may have to recalibrate the Darbee setting on my Oppo 103D. So far, very impressed. I do plan to do ABA just to be sure, after some burn-in.

Simoa - yes, cables need to burn-in. Please don't bother to respond if you haven't experienced this yourself. Obviously the rest of us are just blind inhabitants of the HDMI world, and we're happy for you to stay away.

I've had the 18gbps verion installed for about a week now on my Bluray player (put the second on the cable box today) and it does offer better detail,saturation and a contrast over the previous Monoprice (Redmere) active cable. I did lower the saturation by 1 and love the overall improvement. And these evaluations were confirmed by a Spears & Munsil test disc!i still plan on a testing a Wire World for audio as an Appolo Lighting v2 did have a great picture but the Audio wasn't as good as the Pangea in my setup!

Thanks for the good recommendation Ozzy!

Glauconite - it seems as if you see what you believe. Take a page from your namesake and look beyond the shadows. I'm not doubting your account of your perception, but based on my own HDMI experience and the many professional accounts out there, that there simply isn't enough difference in HDMI to warrant any expense. I mean, are you saying that all the articles and links I've supplied are erroneous?

Glaucon, Your welcome. Funny how a inexpensive cable can better the much higher priced cables.
I have a 4K LED. I actually removed the Darbee once the Redmere cables were added.

Simao, as I stated previously these Redmere cables have a little amp built into the cables.
All your other statements, claims, and articles do not take that into account.

So, yes all of your comparisons are wrong.

If you'd bothered to read the articles, some do mention the Redmere amps.