Does length matter with Toslink cables

Are "Toslinks" really GLASS optical fibre? Plastic maybe. Real glass fibre can go for miles, but part of this is that digital data waveforms can be greatly distorted and still be properly decoded at the destination as ones and zeros. Somehow audiophiles have adopted the idea that distorted digital pulses lead to degraded sound. Like UFOs, it's a waste of time to argue about this.

I use the Supernovs 5+. It is better than the 3+. I have not heard the VanDen Hul.

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Eldartford
The Nordost Whitelight that Bigkidz mentions is GLASS fiber,I own a 1.5m .Very good cable,can't really comment on the other ones.
George

Eldartford--I agree, but also believe commercial fibre typically uses lasers, rather than cheap LEDs, and also use repeaters for longer runs... May not be completely apples to apples.