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Re: Replacement of digital signal paths with Coax?

Posted by bobwire on February 24, 2000 at 13:24:04:
I did this years ago with second generation Magnavox. It helped but what I find helps more is to add large filter caps at the main processor and the DAC. This will raise the rise time of those signals and will lower the noise floor at the same time. If you still want to mess with the data lines remover (jumper out) the resistors that are in each line. That will make a small diff too. bobwire