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Analog video cables can vary greatly in shielding, impedance, and construction, all of which affect signal quality.

We explain the differences so you can choose the right cable for your setup without the guesswork.

Sync is what keep the image stable by telling the display when to draw each frame.

We break down the common sync types used in retro gaming, including composite sync, sync on luma, sync on composite video and sync on green.

Retro gaming consoles feature a dizzying variety of connectors, from standard RCA to DIN variations and proprietary ports.

We help you properly identify each so you can match your console to the correct cable with confidence.

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