Network Acoustics Eno Streaming System vs SGC Optical Isolation System


Has anyone directly compared between the two? If my conversion isn't off, it looks like the Eno Streaming System is roughly $1,000 compared to the SGC Optical Isolation System at $350 (sale) w/linear power supply. 

Eno:

https://www.networkacoustics.com/product-category/streaming-systems/

SGC Optical System: 

  

128x128Ag insider logo xs@2xtoro3

“Certainly the cables themselves are immune to RFI, issue is connectors is how rfi enters, rfi rides the gound on these cables to next component in chain.”
@sns 

If I understand your comment, a 50FT or a short run LAN/Ethernet cables are both susceptible to RFI through its connectors. So in your setup, how does a modem or router fed by a Coax cable with a short LAN cable eliminates the possibility of RFI riding through the connectors of that short LAN cable? What I am missing?  For clarity, I do not have any router/modem type of device in my audio room. 

You may know this, the M12 type connectors on my Telegartner M12 Gold switch and LAN cables offers industry best noise reduction.

Here is a link to LINKUP Ethernet cable you asked for, 


 

@lalitk 

Are similar noise reduction connectors used for the Muon products?
Charles  

@charles1dad

I believe Muon Pro is now using Telegartner MFP8 Cat.8.1 connectors which are very good but probably not good as M12 X-coded connector. The M12 X-coded connectors are designed exclusively for M12 ethernet switch.

Folks, here is another option to optically isolate your Ethernet (RJ45) based setups. I’ve asked my dealer @gestalt to secure Optical Bridge as soon as it becomes available in North America. The OPT Bridge, powered by my JCAT OPTIMO 3 DUO LPS will be placed ahead of my Telegartner M12 switch.