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In Reply to: CD Transport to SimAudio Moon 100D..which cable? posted by popsy on September 29, 2016 at 16:34:16:
In my review of the Simaudio Moon 100D, we found the Tos-Link input to be merely mediocre. Using the same source(s), the Tos-Link input just isn't as resolving as the coaxial S/PDIF input.
Now that I am reviewing, among others, Simaudio's 750D, we have found its Tos-Link input to be excellent, honestly revealing what you feed it.
The affordable Lifatec Silflex glass Tos-Link cable is excellent, besting [i.e., being more accurate] many coaxial cables. If you go over to Cable Asylum, you can find more info on this product.
Hint: the Simaudio Moon 100D is a lot of fun, when used with "old" CD transports from the likes of Audio Alchemy and California Audio Labs.
-Lummy The Loch Monster
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- If You Use Tos-Link, Go With A Lifatec Silflex - Luminator 19:18:43 09/29/16 (1)
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