Solid interlock Flexibility Price

Would have preferred a shorter length for this particular setup. Outlaw Audio does not accept returns on cables. Shipping cost is higher than expected.

Price paid includes $10 shipping. The cable is pretty - a pearl white with large, easily grasped heads. White is easy to see in the usually dark rack behinds. And the color makes it easy to silhouette the coupler for orientation. It is very flexible which makes it easy to handle and coil, but conversely might make it easier to kink. Sonicly (if such a term can be applied to a digital cable) it does fine. Seems to send all the bits straight through. I've seen no better Toslink. Easily competitive with other brands at less then half the price.

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Great sound, great build quality, fair price

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Great cable for the money. Comparable to much higher cost AudioQuest and far better than Monster.

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well built, very reasonably priced

I purchased one Outlaw PDO at the same time I ordered a pair of their PCA analog interconnects, shortly after they became available. It replaced a BetterCables optical, which in turn had replaced a Monster Cable optical cable. The PDO is a very solidly made and flexible optical cable. I could detect no sonic difference between it and the BetterCables optical cable. Granted, optical cables should all sound much the same if made properly, but it's worth noting that the BetterCables optical sells for $60 for a 1-meter length and $80 for a 2-meter length compared to the PDO's $20 for 1.8 meters (the 2-meter Monster Cable Lightspeed 200 that I had used previously sells for $80 at Crutchfield, by the way). This is as good an optical cable as you could ask for, at a great price.

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