NewBuyer;348859 Wrote: 
> Understood.  And actual listening must always be the final judge.  :)
> 
> However with your caveats above and with a really good modern
> resampling/reclocking DAC design (like the Benchmark DAC1 PRE): Is it
> not at least theoretically possible then, that toslink's *total*
> immunity to not just ground loops but also ALL possible forms of
> coupling and/or induced EMI/RFI/etc as well, could actually be a
> genuine interconnect advantage over coax?

Those are it's advantages over coax, but you have to look at it's
disadvantages too: limited cable length (say 5 meters), no tight radius
in bending allowed, and most important: you convert from electrical to
light and back. Every conversion has it's problems.

Earlier in this thread I wrote that you can buy BNC connectors that are
insulated from the chassis. I just tried to find insulated RCA and yep
it exists: http://www.futurlec.com/Plugs-RCA.shtml
look at items 4 and 5.

cheers,
Nick.


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