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2nd February 2010, 09:07 PM
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DCX2496 TL-0137 X1 transformer? (SPDIF IN)
This is a 1:1 right? Is there an issue with the quality?
I am seeing various solutions to do SPDIF, several which suggest transformer replacement (to go from 75ohm to 110ohm.) What I get is why not just go 75ohm COAX > XLR and simply change the 110ohm resistor to 75ohm and not do anything with the xfrmr. Thanks! |
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5th May 2011, 05:36 PM
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I would recommend to omit the transformer like here:
Entrée SPDIF pour le Behringer DCX2496 |
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