Confused about adapter for RCA to BNC


OK, I’m sure this will "engender" jokes but I still need some help. I have a digital Coax cable with BNC connectors on both ends. I’m buying a DAC that only has an RCA Coax input, so I need an adapter to, in effect, convert one end of the BNC cable into an RCA. What is this sort of adapter called, exactly?  "Female BNC to Male RCA" ? 

... and, can anyone recommend a brand/model, send me a link???

 

 

 

stuartk

I've been told both: that an adapter is bad and that it makes no difference.

@stuartk , I am certainly no expert on the subject.  There may be variables involved that have an effect on how one feels about it..  I remember when my old Canare  RCA to BNC cable started acting up I was feeling pretty proud of myself for knowing where I had put the adapter that the manufacturer of my DAC had provided.  I really wanted it to sound good, but it didn't, so that is why I wound up biting the bullet and buying another cable.  I suppose this may be one of those YMMV things. 

@immatthewj 

It seems to me there are are very few things in audio that are NOT susceptible to YMMV.

It seems to me there are are very few things in audio that are NOT susceptible to YMMV.

I agree.

@stuartk don’t worry about using adapter, unless it is a junk/cheap/chrome one.. For dig input frequencies it won’t make tangible impact. Cable impedance and quality is more important, just pick the good one.