Pricklely Peete
Franken modder
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Hi all,
How hard is it to convert the coax out (Transport) and coax in (DAC) over to BNC connections ? Is it a simple matter of swapping the jacks out and buying the correct cables to use with the new method of connection between digital devices ?
Somehow that seems to easy....so it must be wrong
I understand the BNC method is far superior to coax for carrying the 1's and 0's to their destinations and I would like to convert all of my DAC's and transports over to this superior method.
Another reason to do so is my reference level master DAC for the new main system (being built right now) has BNC input, 110 Ohm (XLR) balanced and RCA coax in. Of those 3 types, the manufacturer of the DAC highly recommends the BNC input over the other 2. Of course all 4 of my transports have either coax out only, or a combo of TOSlink and coax digital outs.
Any guidance on the subject would be highly appreciated gentlemen !!!
TIA,
Peete.
How hard is it to convert the coax out (Transport) and coax in (DAC) over to BNC connections ? Is it a simple matter of swapping the jacks out and buying the correct cables to use with the new method of connection between digital devices ?
Somehow that seems to easy....so it must be wrong
I understand the BNC method is far superior to coax for carrying the 1's and 0's to their destinations and I would like to convert all of my DAC's and transports over to this superior method.
Another reason to do so is my reference level master DAC for the new main system (being built right now) has BNC input, 110 Ohm (XLR) balanced and RCA coax in. Of those 3 types, the manufacturer of the DAC highly recommends the BNC input over the other 2. Of course all 4 of my transports have either coax out only, or a combo of TOSlink and coax digital outs.
Any guidance on the subject would be highly appreciated gentlemen !!!
TIA,
Peete.