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HDMI Splitter - Kenable or Neet?

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Old 02-11-2009, 11:14 PM   #1
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HDMI Splitter - Kenable or Neet?
Hi,

I am looking to buy an HDMI splitter to split my Sky HD signal to 3 outputs, the 2 that I have narrowed it down to are the

Kenable
HDMI Splitter 4 Port 1 Device To 4 TVs Powered Amplified UK PSU [ HD-SP204 ] - kenable for HDMI Optical TOS Network Ethernet RJ45 Scart Audio Phono Jack USB Firewire 800 ADSL Cable Leads

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Has anybody got any recommendations or experience with either of these?

Thanks,
Dan
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Re: HDMI Splitter - Kenable or Neet?
Hello dan_l,
Havent tried either
Why not look at the

Cablesson 1x4 HDMI Splitter

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Octava HDDA34-UK 3x4 HDMI Splitter / Distribution Amp

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