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In Reply to: phone line to modem, and modem to computer posted by oldmkvi on March 30, 2016 at 09:24:01:
Simple - Modem ans most other ditital tranfer techniques include buffers and error checking. The intent of these functions (Buffers and error checking) is to have some form of validation that the digital stream is intact - a single bit that is incorrect can cause the data transferred to byte the dust. If there is a problem, like in networking cable, what you call a "telephone" cable, the transfer rates my slow down, and if a real failure - shut the transfer down completely. There are higher and lower quality "telephone" cables. If used cheap cables successfully throughout my home - but the cost of a CAT6 cable is not significant. Note that the specification for CAT5 cable far exceeds the requirements for DSD and other digital audio transfer protocols like MADI -
though these standards recommend optical or shielded coax not just for bandwidth but also the robustness during installation.
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