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RE: We'll be making an Ethernet DAC later next year.

Posted by Bar81 on November 5, 2008 at 06:43:26:
Well, we've talked about this issue in another thread and IIRC the only issue with performance is one where the user is not taking proper precautions. If a user turns off all non-audio gear at the wall when listening to music then audio performance should not be affected.

I'll be using the digital coax input for Blu-Ray 2-channel HT playback. I also currently have my X360/PS2 hooked in on toslink as well as a laptop via USB to AES/EBU (although with something like an ethernet DAC this would become redundant).

You can see my setup here (although it's an older pic the setup remains essentially the same):

http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?vdone&1215779011