diyAudio Forums Archive > Top > Source > Digital Doubling Digital Input : Question - Click HERE for Original Thread Blue_Max The DAC I am using now has only one 75 Ohm electrical digital input. But I need two. Is it okay to fit a Y adaptor and connect two digital sources to it? Thanks tiroth No. It may work if only one device is turned on, but you are loading the transmission line abnormally and performance will likely be poor. Blue_Max What if I make sure that only once source is switched at a time? PatPet You could make a transistor switch for them Blue_Max How about something simpler like a double-pole, double throw switch? rfbrw The Pass D1 [http://www.passlabs.com/downloads/o...ct/d1_servm.pdf] uses relays and the Stax Talent uses 74 series logic. The choice is yours. I'd opt for something that allows me to hot-switch between sources noiselessly. Jocko Homo NO! Re-read post #2. (Glad someone has been listening.) Jocko jacco vermeulen quote: Originally posted by Jocko Homo NO!Glad someone has been listening.) I never knew Benito ate cabbage, not that he was so funny. Blue_Max quote: Originally posted by Jocko Homo NO! Re-read post #2. (Glad someone has been listening.) Jocko Oh! Okay. :o Good thing I asked, innit? :clown:

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