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RE: Wadia Digital Coaxial Cable

Posted by Duster on February 9, 2017 at 18:49:29:
Since I am not familiar with the particular cable, I can only comment on its appearance. The cable may or may not be what it seems, but the rca connectors are nothing special, especially for a 75 ohm digital application, so if it were mine to do, I would experiment by re-terminating the coaxial cable with a high-performance 75 ohm friendly rca connector and termination method. Otherwise, I suggest also investing in a digital cable upgrade, even if you re-terminate the Wadia digital cable, since a reference-quality cable for comparison could be a vital way to evaluate its performance level.