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

Thanks...
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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.

On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 23:33:24 -0000, Nath wrote:

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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.

any rca cable will work perfectly if your run is less than a fraction
of a wavelength (ie: less than 500')

On 03 Dec 2003 14:19:22 GMT, TCS
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On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 23:33:24 -0000, Nath wrote:

"BWGames" wrote in message
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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.

any rca cable will work perfectly if your run is less than a fraction
of a wavelength (ie: less than 500')

Well, since the signal is a square wave with edge harmonics up to
50MHz or higher, one might also consider the wavelength of interest
for mismatching to be more like 6 metres. You'd then consider that a 1
metre cable just might show some minor effects.
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On 03 Dec 2003 14:19:22 GMT, TCS
wrote:

On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 23:33:24 -0000, Nath wrote:

"BWGames" wrote in message
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Does this transmit over standard phono cable or need a special type?

Thanks...
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Single 75Ohm coaxial cable. RCA to RCA.

any rca cable will work perfectly if your run is less than a fraction
of a wavelength (ie: less than 500')

Well, since the signal is a square wave with edge harmonics up to
50MHz or higher, one might also consider the wavelength of interest
for mismatching to be more like 6 metres. You'd then consider that a 1
metre cable just might show some minor effects.
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Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering

On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 23:33:24 -0000, Nath wrote:

"BWGames" wrote in message
...
Does this transmit over standard phono cable or need a special type?

Thanks...
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Single 75Ohm coaxial cable. RCA to RCA.

any rca cable will work perfectly if your run is less than a fraction
of a wavelength (ie: less than 500')

"BWGames" wrote in message
...
Does this transmit over standard phono cable or need a special type?

Thanks...
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Single 75Ohm coaxial cable. RCA to RCA.

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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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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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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