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Does this transmit over standard phono cable or need a special type?

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Does this transmit over standard phono cable or need a special type?

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Single 75Ohm coaxial cable. RCA to RCA.

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Does this transmit over standard phono cable or need a special type?

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Single 75Ohm coaxial cable. RCA to RCA.

Co-ax SPDIF digital out
 

more from the 'BWGames school' of uk.rec.audio-ism:

Does this transmit over standard phono cable or need a special type?

Only if you belive the exotic cable salesmen!
Any normal phono lead should be fine, the quality of the cable for digital
can be lower even than for analogue.

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Co-ax SPDIF digital out
 

more from the 'BWGames school' of uk.rec.audio-ism:

Does this transmit over standard phono cable or need a special type?

Only if you belive the exotic cable salesmen!
Any normal phono lead should be fine, the quality of the cable for digital
can be lower even than for analogue.

--
Jim H jh
@333
.org

Co-ax SPDIF digital out
 

On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 00:14:07 +0000 (UTC), in uk.rec.audio, Jim H wrote:

more from the 'BWGames school' of uk.rec.audio-ism:

Does this transmit over standard phono cable or need a special type?

Only if you belive the exotic cable salesmen!
Any normal phono lead should be fine, the quality of the cable for digital
can be lower even than for analogue.

Thanks - I've been putting standard phono in (2 for stereo and one for
video), so I only need one now for digital audio for my HTPC setup.

*wonders what to use spare phono for*
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Co-ax SPDIF digital out
 

On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 00:14:07 +0000 (UTC), in uk.rec.audio, Jim H wrote:

more from the 'BWGames school' of uk.rec.audio-ism:

Does this transmit over standard phono cable or need a special type?

Only if you belive the exotic cable salesmen!
Any normal phono lead should be fine, the quality of the cable for digital
can be lower even than for analogue.

Thanks - I've been putting standard phono in (2 for stereo and one for
video), so I only need one now for digital audio for my HTPC setup.

*wonders what to use spare phono for*
--
BWGames
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Co-ax SPDIF digital out
 

more from the 'BWGames school' of uk.rec.audio-ism:


Thanks - I've been putting standard phono in (2 for stereo and one for
video), so I only need one now for digital audio for my HTPC setup.

*wonders what to use spare phono for*

for audio both ways? composite video?
old phono leads are used like string around here.

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Jim H jh
@333
.org

Co-ax SPDIF digital out
 

more from the 'BWGames school' of uk.rec.audio-ism:


Thanks - I've been putting standard phono in (2 for stereo and one for
video), so I only need one now for digital audio for my HTPC setup.

*wonders what to use spare phono for*

for audio both ways? composite video?
old phono leads are used like string around here.

--
Jim H jh
@333
.org

Co-ax SPDIF digital out
 

In article , BWGames
wrote:
On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 00:14:07 +0000 (UTC), in uk.rec.audio, Jim H wrote:

more from the 'BWGames school' of uk.rec.audio-ism:

Does this transmit over standard phono cable or need a special type?

Only if you belive the exotic cable salesmen! Any normal phono lead
should be fine, the quality of the cable for digital can be lower
even than for analogue.

Thanks - I've been putting standard phono in (2 for stereo and one for
video), so I only need one now for digital audio for my HTPC setup.

Strictly speaking, the cable should have a 75 Ohm characteristic impedance,
and many phono leads intended for analog interconnects won't have this
impedance. That said, provided the cable is short (metre or so) this is
unlikely to give a problem.

For peace of mind, though, I tend to recommend using a length of 75 Ohm
co-ax of one of the types usually sold for TV and VHF antenna leads. Of
course, not all such leads *will* be 75 Ohm at frequencies below a MHz..
;- So this comes back to "probably doesn't matter much" in most domestic
situations.

Slainte,

Jim

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