Arpiben
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Yes.
I don't know much about it, it's more than 10 years old, and it was made by Specialty AV.
actually it doesn't have anything to do with the switch, I thought that it did because PS3 was connected directly to the dac and it worked. I later discovered that it worked because it was outputting 48khz, when I tried playing 88.2knz file on PS3 the same thing happened, no matter if it was connected to the dac, switch or toslink input on my sound card.
Clear, thanks. i was asking because:
- touching with metal/fingers/plastic has no incidence at all in the optical unless Blue Jean optical has its metallic connector touching your Denon screw or some metallic case.....
- passive optical switches are adding additional attenuation to the optical signal