Hi guys, I need a bit of advice on cabling! I'm a long-standing Slim Devices user (still got a few SliMP3's in a box somewhere... from back in the days of setting Perl up manually...!). Currently running about a dozen outlets (3 Booms, the rest SB3's).
I've just acquired a Transporter today (original, not SE) and have just replaced an SB3 with it to get it in and working for now. To do this I've just used the co-axial digital cable and ethernet cable I was using for the SB3. Now, I know that this kind if misses the point! So, here's the question: what is the recommended audio cable method for a restricted budget? The amp in question is an old Pioneer AX-10 A/V amp, not a patch on the kit that most of you guys will have, I'm sure, but it's all I have! It's the original model, ten years old now, but was expensive when new. It's not something I can afford to change, so no option there. There's no balanced inputs either, so that's not an option. I think it will come down to standard RCA / Phono style cables. I'm aware that there are differences of opinion when it comes to cable, and I don't want to start any 'my-cables-are-thicker-than-your-cables' debates... just wondered what I can get on a budget in the UK that anyone might have any experience of, either good or bad! The stuff I tend to listen to in that room is mostly lossless FLACs, occasionally MP3, often decent vinyl rips, but I do have a few multi-channel bits and pieces... presumably I need to keep the digital output connected for these? Any help gratefully accepted! Cheers, Pete -- computerman ------------------------------------------------------------------------ computerman's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=49205 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=89790 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list audiophiles@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/audiophiles
