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Proceed PDT3 users - help

Posted by tonyptony on May 17, 2012 at 10:51:14:
Yes, I know this transport is older than dirt, but mine is still spinning like a top and still sounds better in my system than many newer transports I've tried. The problem is I went to a new DAC that doesn't have ST glass as an input. I think only Wadia and Bel Canto have this input option nowadays. Too bad; IMO ST glass was and still is the best means of sending data to a DAC.
Anyway, that means I have to use the RCA, XLR, or Toslink option out of my transport. I'm going to guess Toslink will not be the best one, but does anyone firsthand experience on which of the remaining outputs was best on this oldie but goodie?