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Old November 23rd 06, 08:23 AM posted to uk.rec.audio
tony sayer
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Default Digital Cables

In article , TT TTencerNOmorespam@westnet.
com.au writes

"Serge Auckland"
wrote in message ...
:
: I don't think that anybody that knows how digital audio is
transmitted
: would believe that *any* digital cable will make a
difference. AES-EBU
: and SP-DIF signals are incredibly rugged, and provided the
cable is of
: 75 ohms impedance, what it's made of and how constructed
will have *no*
: effect on the signal transmitted.
:
: Balanced AES-EBU signals are even more immune to jitter
caused by
: 50-60Hz hum and are the preferred choice for long cable
runs.
:
:
: S.
:

Isn't AES/EBU digital cable 110Ohm?

Regards TT



Yes. As robust as it is it don't like longish lumps of twin mic cable of
the wrong sort...
--
Tony Sayer

 




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