For analog not to low as gary described (have decent gainstaging).
Digital has some other concerns.
I already have one digital volume controll in my preamp/processor and I
have >1500 24 bit files.
So I want bit perfect transmission to my hifi ( fixed volume and no
crossfade or replaygain ).
In
paulgj;667539 Wrote:
>
> Should the Touch volume also be set to 100% for analog out or only for
> coax/toslink out?
Doesn't have to be at 100% for either one. Many folks who understand
all this technology better than me believe it is ok so long as the
volume on the TOUCH is at about 70% or high
Mnyb;666083 Wrote:
> You mention HDMI are you using an AV reciever ?
>
> Nowdays they very rarely have a true analog passthru so why not use the
> coax or toslink from Touch (and crank up the Touch own volume to 100% or
> set it as fixed ).
>
> In almost every case the correct way to hook up an
You mention HDMI are you using an AV reciever ?
Nowdays they very rarely have a true analog passthru so why not use the
coax or toslink from Touch (and crank up the Touch own volume to 100% or
set it as fixed ).
In almost every case the correct way to hook up anything to an modern
av-receiver is
Here is an interesting article, not only attempting to debunk a lot of
myths, but also with details about how cables work and what a given
cable has to deal with:
http://sound.westhost.com/cables.htm
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tufty
tufty's Prof
Am using the stock supplied RCA cables that came with my Touch. My only
concern is the rats nest of other HDMI, network, & power cables that
these cables must cross paths with on their way to my receivers inputs.
Not sure which of these cable types are best to avoid (getting too
close to) for bes
