For me BNC connectors are the best. I'm not a big fan of adapters, but if you cannot replace the RCA's with BNC's on both the cable and equipment, then Sliver Shadow would probably be a good option. I have found that the connectors are usually the weakest link.
Digital coax from CD player to DAC, RCA or BNC-RCA?
I've been using my Marantz SA8005 as a DAC feeding a RLD-1 to a recently modified DNA-1. I will be swapping in a Stellar Gain Cell DAC and will try it as a preamp as well. If the synergy isn't there, I have other plans for the SGCD.
That being said, I would like to find a good digital coax and hear that a BNC cable with RCA adapters is a possible option over a cable terminated with RCA.
I've researched some of the topics on graphene but not sure where to start.
Would like to keep this purchase under $400, and I hear 1.5M is where I should be in terms of length at the shortest.
Open to all input and criticism, also feel free to PM me.
That being said, I would like to find a good digital coax and hear that a BNC cable with RCA adapters is a possible option over a cable terminated with RCA.
I've researched some of the topics on graphene but not sure where to start.
Would like to keep this purchase under $400, and I hear 1.5M is where I should be in terms of length at the shortest.
Open to all input and criticism, also feel free to PM me.