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Correction, S/PDiF (Sony / Phillips Digital interFace) is a standard developed by Sony and Phillips and includes both coaxial and optical digital transmission. Would be good if people used coaxial or optical in their descriptions instead of the ambiguous S/PDiF standard.
I know exactly what it is. I already clarified it with what I posted including picture previously and why I advise folk to use Coax-RCA. Not all device support SPDIF over Coaxial and Optial at the same time as Dx200, for example, the Opus players do not offer Optical out for SPDIF.I should just answer this question regarding Dx200 as a Transport too, which I did mentioned about it before. Here is just to repeat it again
1/ DX200 can be using Optial or Coax out of 3.5mm port uptop that is marked SPDIF
2/ Coax sounds better than Optical IMO
3/ Dx200 and an upgraded Coax Cables is a whole world differences from anything USB as a transport. Except that it is limited at DOP64 or PCM192Khz Max
***The best of it is that*** it can even outperform my built PC when I use USB as an interfaces. The evidences is very little but it has darker background and more bass dynamic+fidelity, smoother details. The physical evidence is that it can sing into LKS004 at the strictest Tolerances Bandwidth 01!
Neither WM1Z and WM-USB cables or Docking station could make it to BW01....my PC can only do stably at BW02. However, I have not used any Pinkfaun USB interfaces due to the Amanero receiver module on the LKS004, which I do not like. The only thing that outperform SPDIF out of the Dx200 is my Built PC with Pinkfaun IIS with upgraded OCXO clocks
Here is a picture
I was specifically answering the person about RCA. Therefore, I specifically wanted him to know that If and only his DAC can have RCA input, then he can use it
Thank you for keeping an eye out on me though
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