alternatively, you could get some RCA-to-BNC adapters from Monoprice. They are basically $1.33 each, plus shipping.
Please suggest a really cheap SPDIF coaxial BNC cable for testing if my DAC is working
I am in the process of finding out whether my Transport is not sending signal or DAC is not receiving because my DAC displays "No Data" error. Changed ll cables, inputs, no change. I now found an old Wadia 1000 DAC which uses only SPDIF coaxial BNC cables. When I searched on Amazon, while I found BNC cables, they were not SPDIF. I do not want to get the wrong ones. Can someone help me find really cheap SPDIF cables with BNC termination Male-Male? These are only for testing and if the equipment works, I will get better cables but for now, I want to get some $20 or so cables, if possible.
I would appreciate if you can give me a link to the right ones. Thanks
Arun
Arun
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The cables don’t have to be labeled SPDIF. Any 75-ohm coaxial cable assemblies with the right connectors will be fine. The last time I looked, the least expensive ones were labeled as master clock cables. For example, this one! Just don’t tell your audiophile friends you paid only $7.95 for it. P.S. You say you might be getting "better cables" if the gear is working. I’d advise you to try this one for a long time before spending your money on boutique digital cables. You might even want to pick up some Techflex and put it over, to look more expensive. This one meets the specs and should be perfect. |
Another World Class inexpensive consideration: https://www.cs1.net/products/canare/L-5CFB_digital_audio.htm |
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