Router Ethernet Cable to Streamer


In my house, the wifi router is 25 feet away from my components. I plan running cat8 underneath the base board as hiding cable above or below room, side walls, exterior cable are not options. Picked a relatively cheap cable to try out first.

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Is it possible to decrease potential electrical noise introduced by the AT&T wifi router with a better router next in the chain? If so, any recommendations? Also, has anyone had success/noticed a discernible difference in SQ by introducing something such as a LAN isolator right before the streaming source? Any constructive feedback or request for additional applicable situational information is welcome. Thanks. 

ggecas2
@mitch2 ,
Nice post.
Have you noticed an improvement using the TP Link Converters?
Bob
Hi @mitch2 & @ozzy -  Excuse the remedial question to confirm. So Ethernet to TP Link Converter > Fiber > TP Link Converter > smallest run of Ethernet into streamer is what your suggesting? These examples will do?

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TP-Link Gigabit SFP to RJ45 Fiber Media Converter, Fiber to Ethe... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003AVRLZI/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_api_glt_fabc_77JGPDGA30AETW3ZW506?psc=1


Hi,

I use TP Link lan to fiber optic converters works flawlessly, and is a massive improvement over running LAN cable. Less interference. The initial cost may be a bit more expensive but it is totally worth.

One thing you can do with the switch’s and the lan converters is to change to standard Power Supply by does IFI power supply.

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