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Optical vs Copper
Greetings,
I noted a brief quip in a recent Hi-Fi Choice mag that a metal digital cable (coax) sounds better than an optical cable. Obviously what sounds better to someone is entirely subjective (assuming no major defects along the way). However, is there some evidence to suggest that one type is better than the other? Using the same kit and distance (80cm). I've seen some stuff on the 'net, but mainly suggestions/opinions (varied). In my particular instance I use an optical cable from my CD player to an external DAC. Quite happy with the sound - is there any compelling reason for me to change to a coax ? Yes I know I can buy one and listen for myself, but I'd like to hear other peoples experiences too. If it helps, my system comprises Accuphase main-, Ming Da pre-, NAD C542 and Musiland MD10 DAC (plus some analogue kit which is irrelevant for this post). TIA Cheers Mal Oz |
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