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""It is also important to note that RCA connectors CANNOT be 75 ohms, because the intrinsic ratio between the inner pin diameter and the 'gound' inside diameter of the connector is too small. This has to create reflections or what might effectively look like 'glitches' on the digital waveform.""

From that alone, I would worry about the source impedance, as the designed connectors in use will reflect somewhat.

What kind of risetime does your TDR have; risetimes must be a beast, and those kind of slew rates are hard to keep under control, they can tell if your shoes are tied.. Does an RCA connector show as bad a match at the frequencies of the digital audio stream? I imagine the point discontinuity of the RCA would have a frequency dependence component. Perhaps they considered it as a non-issue? Has anybody tried TDR on the standard 75 with RCA's?

Cheers, John


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