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Re: DAC



Hi Rob,

thanks for this suggestion.  I've had a look on the cambridge audio site and it seems to suggest that as well as rca analogue outs, there
are optical and coaxial digital outs.  This being the case, do you know if the input signal is presented to all outputs simultaneously?

If it is, then I don't need to splitter - I can feed the optical out
to my surround amp with it's optical in, and the analogue out to the
multi room system.....

Also, again not clear, how many inputs on it?  I'm assuming just the <= BR> one.


cheers,


Tony

--- In ukha_d@y..., "Rob Mouser" <rmouser@t...> wrote:
> Hi Tony

> Lectropacs do a optical splitter (I'm sure) if I could find the
blasted
> catalogue I could give you more.
> As far as a DAC is concerned you cant go wrong with a Cambridge
Audio
> unit from Richer Sounds and their only about =A3100.00 I've had a
couple
> of the original model ones for years and they are excellent.

> Thanks

> Rob
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tony Butler [mailto:lists@a...]
> Sent: 22 June 2002 21:37
> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx > Subject: [ukha_d] DAC
>
>
> The word on the street is that the Audiotron analogue output sounds > pants.
> Sounds ok to me, but then I haven't compared it to the optical out - > yet.
> I will be doing this real soon now and expect to be pissed at the
> analogue, given that every other bugger is.
> So... my surround amp, used for the lounge, accepts optical and I
can
> get funky sound there, but the Linn multiroom only takes analogue - as
> indeed will the KAT 5 switcher when it arrives.
> How do I get funky sound throughout the house then?
> My thought is that I need to split the optical output in two - one feed
> directly to the surround amp, the other to a digital to analogue
> converter to plug into the multiroom.
>
> My questions then are:  Does anyone know of an optical splitter <= BR> that I'd
> need, and indeed does anyone know of a reasonably priced DAC that
will
> do a decent job.
>
> Note: I am _not_ an audiophile, but I do want it to sound good..... >
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> Tony
> (PS: Is not OT coz is related to my AT, which is allowed on this
group!)
>
>
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