I want to use a DCX 2496 for time delay and crossover in my car.
I was thinking it would be better to use a digital connection of I could.
Are there any headunits that have digital out, or is there any way of getting digital out from my existing headunit with a bit of soldering??
I was thinking it would be better to use a digital connection of I could.
Are there any headunits that have digital out, or is there any way of getting digital out from my existing headunit with a bit of soldering??
i remember some nice older sony mobile ES units had digital outs i think but i'm not sure if they only linked to propriatary sony dsp units. there were also some pioneer premiere units that had digital outs if i'm not mistaken.
look for high end older units if you want a deal.
on the other hand if your head unit has nice 24 bit burr brown d/a converters you may be better off going analog out.
look for high end older units if you want a deal.
on the other hand if your head unit has nice 24 bit burr brown d/a converters you may be better off going analog out.
The Sony ES units used a coaxial connector that linked to a XA-D210/211 adapter that provided a normal TOSLINK connector for linking to *anything* that uses optical video connections.
If I'm remembering correctly, the connector was the standard RCA type, so you might be able to make it work with the Behringer unit.
If I'm remembering correctly, the connector was the standard RCA type, so you might be able to make it work with the Behringer unit.
Thanks, I'll have a look at the ES units.jpruden said:
Right now I'm using the optical out from my iRiver h140 which goes to a toslink to coax (spdif) converter. It works like a charm, it just seems silly using an iriver in my car... A headunit with optical out would be exellent, as it will eliminate ground looks which is just as well as I'm powering the DCX thru an inverter (not ideal I know, but I use the DCX out of the the car also).
Wow, this almost too good to be true. Thanks for the link.ca90ss said:
I think I'll go for this route- I do like my current HU as it's plays OGGs from an SD card, and there aren't many other units that do this. 🙂
EDIT: Is there a maximum length a TOSLINK cable can be? I'm tempted to have the DCX in the boot as I have next to no room up the front...
MikeHunt79 said:
I've seen some toslink cables that are 100' so you should be fine with the DCX in the trunk.
ca90ss said:
Nice, I've ordered a 2m long toslink cable also, along with chassis connectors. Hopefully I should be able to get the digital out from my existing HU.
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