dhallag wrote:
> thanks man. not to be picky but none of those say specifically it
> supports 24/192 so i'll have to call them up.
Cables don't "support" any specific bit rate. They transmit light. The
maximum achievable bit rate depends on the light source (at the sending
end) and light
garym wrote:
> EDO does support 24/192. However, I think the point was that some DACs
> that support 24/192 over S/PDIF may not support over optical (toslink)
> or USB. Sometimes this is buried in the fine print for the DAC specs.
> But if you're getting 24/176 this is not likely your issue.
so
steve-g wrote:
> Are you using optical or coax SPDIF - Optical is not guaranteed to work
> at 192k especially from the touch (only designed for 96k).
>
> try using coax if you can to see if this is the problem.
steve -- looks like you hit the problem. when playing with coax,
absolutely no
I have a coax cable plugged into a Naim Supernait (1) built-in DAC. I
did try optical and tbh for CD media I couldn't tell the difference so I
stuck with coax as I needed the optical inputs for other sources.
The only reason I upgraded my coax cable was because the old one was a
video cable from
dhallag wrote:
> steve -- looks like you hit the problem. when playing with coax,
> absolutely no problem. i played 192/24 files over coax for many hours
> yesterday and this morning after a rest just to be sure and no
> skips/pauses at all. in researching this I see that others have had
>
dhallag wrote:
> steve -- looks like you hit the problem. when playing with coax,
> absolutely no problem. i played 192/24 files over coax for many hours
> yesterday and this morning after a rest just to be sure and no
> skips/pauses at all. in researching this I see that others have had
>
Man in a van wrote:
> There are plenty on the web, here are two at random (I'm guessing your
> in North America)
>
>
> http://www.bluejeanscable.com/store/digital-audio/
>
>
