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Old 31st January 2005, 01:38 AM   #1
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Default Noobie question about digital cables

Hello,

I'm about to finish the Scott Nixon DacKit that I've had for several years but never got around to building.

Well, it's almost done and I have a question about the cable I sould use.

I'm pretty new at digital cables so I'm essentially clueless, but can I use a Tributaries cable that was originally marketed as a composite cable for video?

Is this a 75ohm cable, and will it work for SPDIF, which is what I think the digital output is?

I just want to plug the whole thing in to see if it works and then worry about getting a good sounding cable later. Can I use it?

Thanks,
KT
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