Ian... I understand, but for me time is definitely money. I'm in the middle of recovering from a flood, have more things to do than I have time in the day JUST doing that. I don't need to add experimentation with the A/V system to make it work added to the mix. I still have a full-time job to do as well.

Do I have the skill-set to do it? Certainly... I'm NASA L5 certified for circuit repair, so I CAN do it. I just don't have the time.

Add to that that I'm also ripping my 800+ title Blu-Ray and HD-DVD collection to my NAS (in my "spare time" wink ) and you can see why throwing a little more money at this is not exactly a big concern for me right now.

The Reviver baluns are an easy and still relatively cheap solution to just plugging and playing. If they were more expensive than an AC11... then it would be a no-brainer, but they aren't. I don't have to make adapters cables... which I detest doing. I spent 10 years repairing systems on reconnaissance planes... repairing cables was a (nearly) daily task. frown


G68D, DSP7000's, DSP5000C (18 bit), DSP420's, MF-1 Projector, Sony XBR-65 4K