Network Acoustics Eno Streaming System vs SGC Optical Isolation System

Here's how I optically isolated my system

TP  Link.    TL! SG2210P.   10 port switch with 2 SFP slots

 TP Link      MC220L.  Media convertor ( two)   

(4)  10g SFP  modules

2 LC fiber optic cables 

This switch allowed me to have a separate fiber optic connection to both my Vault 2i  and Aurender N200

Works great,  about $275 for everything.   

Check this out: $69.00  

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i have both currently, compared carefully, i feel they work equally well (which is very well indeed) - leaves the music sound calmer, blacker backgrounds, cleaner tighter deeper bass, all that good stuff, so to speak

specifically, i use the optical sfp slot out of my etherregen a-side into an optical rendu with lps feeding both... that may be net net a lower noise solution than using a lowest common denominator fiber modules and switching power supplies

I run the fiber from my router to my system (45 feet), then a switch, then Network Acoustic’s ENO (earlier model of Muon).

You can use both, it is not an either/or proposition.

The fiber is much, less expensive as posted by @jerryg123 and @oddiofyl. As another example, here are two converters for $42, and a 5V linear power supply for $86, and SC/SC dual fiber cable for $16/10M (dirt cheap). A 10M fiber set-up with LPS for $144.

@jerryg123 Thanks for sharing. I used the same converter when I owned the Sonore opticalRendu bundle.

I'm using Node 2i in the second system. Can you think of any reason why this won't work with the Node? Is there a way to add an LPS?