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Gear / Technical Help => Ask The Tapers => Topic started by: sygdwm on March 13, 2004, 08:33:36 PM
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is 60 feet too long for a digi coax cable? its easily that far between my desktop and my stereo. i hope this is the correct forum for this question. thought some of you guys might know.
thanks for the help.
d
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i answered this to you via pm, however ill throw it up here for others to read. adding any sort of digital cable increases the chance for jitter. the shorter always the better.
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thanks again.
drew
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I run 60 feet from the prodif to the stereo and have never ever had a problem. I built the cable myself, and it works like a charm.
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as far away as you can get the patchers ::)
jr
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I think the S/PDIF spec states 25' should be a max over coaxial cable. I'd be VERY wary of a 60' cable because of jitter.
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I run 60 feet from the prodif to the stereo and have never ever had a problem. I built the cable myself, and it works like a charm.
no fires yet?
BOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
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;D
it's all startin to make sense now :wink2:
Brian
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thanks for the replies and im gonna do it anyway! fuk jitter im worried about my cat chewing through it.
d
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Here's some good info on SPDIF. (http://www.epanorama.net/documents/audio/spdif.html)
Netted out, 30-45 feet seems to be a good number to max at.
Low-loss, well-shielded cable should allow even more, depending on the environment.
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cool link +t i printed it out and put it in my folder with all other kind of info like that :)
Brian