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Since the Hobbit movies by Peter Jackson won’t be out for a while, it’s a good time to watch the Lord of the Rings trilogy again. The theater is where most people saw it for the first time, then we all had to get the DVD’s, and then of course we had to then have the extended directors edition.

The marketing professionals are good at what they do as they’ve been successful in getting the public to purchase this trilogy three times. So here comes another occasion to purchase, it’s the Blu Ray version, which fans everywhere will want, but this is not the extended version. If you don’t care about such things as extra footage go ahead and buy it, but your original DVD trilogy would be just fine if you didn’t want to lay out extra money.

Those of us who’ve bought three times may wait on this one and get the extended version on Blu Ray. They will release it and it’ll probably get released during the opening date of the first Hobbit film. I’ll invest in the trilogy then as the Blu Ray will be exceptional in looks and sound, plus seeing all the furry Hobbit feet will be very satisfying for us nerds who never get enough Lord of the Rings.

There was some extra content in the original releases but nothing like the extended versions. They had so much more content that fans of the books wanted to have on the movie. The fans had a picture in their heads from reading the books and they wanted to see if it translated the same as the directors version.

Peter Jackson is a huge fan of the series and showed that in his detailed and loving adaptations that he brought to the screen. I am sure that the level of detail and expertise will be given to the Hobbit movies, but until then, keep watching the extended directors version that you have and wait for the Blu-ray version next year. If you have to see this version in HD, rent it from the store or borrow it from your less informed friends.

Thanks to modern technology, audio cables are more sophisticated and work better than ever before. Knowing the difference between the most common types of audio cables is essential to making sure you buy the kind that will best suit your needs. You absolutely do not need to be an electrician or some kind of engineer to understand the basics of audio cables. Below, we highlight the most common types of digital audio cables and some of their key features.

Coaxial Digital Audio Cables

Coaxial digital audio cables are by far the most commonly used and popular today. They look very similar to the analog audio cables that have been used for many years. In fact, the primary difference between these cables and analog audio cables is that these carry digital signals. They work in much the same way as their analog counterparts, and just about anybody can use coaxial digital audio cables with ease.

Coaxial digital audio cables are made out of copper, which is then wrapped up in aluminum which reduces interference. That is then encased in an outer layer which protects it from harm. Digital signals are sent within the coaxial using electrical pulses. If you want to experience excellent sound quality, and don’t want to spend a lot, these are the cables for you. They are much more affordable than many other options.

Optical Digital Audio Cables

Optical digital audio cables use newer technology to provide a clear audio. Unlike the coaxial digital audio cables, these cables use pulses of light to obtain a clearer quality sound.

With a Coaxial cable you will often receive sound quality problems. This is not the same with optical digital audio cables. Because these cables use light, instead of cooper, their is no risk of interference and the sound quality is the perfect audio experience.

The price of these cables is where many have issues, as they are 50% more expensive than coaxial digital audio cables. The price may be a deal breaker for those on a tight budget. However, if sound quality is extremely important to you, optical digital audio cables are the perfect choice.

The kind of audio cables you use depends on a lot of things. Do a little research and look around to find the best deals. You should be able to come up with a set up that works great for you and your audio needs.