Ethernet

@maprik  @lanx0003 

lanx0003 makes a great point which I missed in my response !   You could take the copper to ethernet conversion in my picture and use a 25 foot fiber optic cable and put the other 10Gtek or similar to convert back to copper ethernet near your stereo and buy a nice shorter ethernet cable to connect to your streamer...  Fiber optic cables are cheap and get rid of all the noise...   You might want to get the 10Gtek or similar with the separate switching power supply and buy a 5 volt linear power supply instead to run it.  This will help to ensure that the 10Gtek is not adding noise to the line on conversion.  An ethernet filter between the streamer and the 10Gtek could also help,.  This will be much more cost effective than what I posted earlier and you will probably achieve similar or maybe better results.  Note:  If it was possible to hardwire my streamer from my router instead of buying eero mesh nodes, I would have also done that with fiber optic.

I don't have an actual hard wired router in the location where my setup is but would a streamer benefit from being connected to a wireless access point via an ethernet cable that is connected to a mesh setup over connecting directly to the streamer's wifi? I'm wondering this for an Apple TV as well.

Thank you everyone for the advice!! I have the Eero 6 mesh in my house. So are you saying that a short ethernet cable from an Eero to my Node will be better than running a 25' shielded CAT8 cable directly from my router? The Eero is much slower (about 200 Mbps) compared to my ethernet connection (about 600 Mbps).

@asahitoro This is my similar question but from what I am reading turning off your streamer's wifi and removing that process has sonic benefits. 

@fastfreight This is what I ordered before I read your suggestion. I hope it will be as good.

https://a.co/d/3sdMJaE