Router Ethernet Cable to Streamer

@ggecas2. Small Green Computer has a few youtube videos ~2min each that demonstrate setup of much of what's discussed above. Although some of the branded items vary, I think he's using a TP-Link and the SFP connectors etc. are all very similar. Might be a help...Cheers,
Spencer

@sbank - Funny enough, I've watched a bunch of Small Green's videos over the past few days. I'll probably just go with his switches, but it looks like they're made for double fiber wire only and I'm still not able to find much information on what the difference is between double/single wire and the language used to distinguish between double and single wire connections devices. 

It depends on how much you can afford (or willing) to spend. If spending $600+ does not outrage you, then introducing an EtherRegen in your chain may make sense 

https://uptoneaudio.com/products/etherregen

@thyname1 - Thanks for reminding me of the EtherRegen. I looked at this prior to even understanding fiber conversion. At that point, it overwhelmed me, so I continued on. Definitely very interested in these. I'll probable start off with the cheap fiber switches and compare vs straight ethernet. Hopefully the switches give me a cheap high for a while. When I start suffering audiophile withdrawal, the EtherRegen sounds like the next best step...and cheaper than small green's similar solutions. 

Well, EtherRegen can be fed with fiber upstream. If you go fiber route, although not necessary. You can feed EtherRegen with copper Ethernet, the cleaning, isolation, reclocking, happens inside the unit, as long as you cross the moat, A to B. It allows for using a very long cable upstream from the main switch/ router, then if you are willing, you can try a nicer short copper Ethernet cable downstream, from EtherRegen to your streamer