Can I use this to hookup my DAC to my preamplifier? null

This is a Coax Digital Audio cable; as long as your DAC has a Digital Coax Audio output and your preamp has a Digital Coax Audio input (they look like a regular, single RCA connector), it will sound great. It is far more common to have an Optical Audio connection nowadays though, in which case this cable will not work.

Hello Ghui, Yes, as long as the device have digital coaxial audio jacks. You can connect your TV and other devices with digital coaxial audio jacks for optimal sound using the Best Buy essentials™ - 6' Coaxial A/V Cable - Black. For more questions and product support you may contact our customer service at 1-(888)-237-8289 Daily 8am - 9pm CT. Chelsea Best Buy Essentials Support

Hello. I'm not sure. I've used this cable to connect my older flat screen TV to my sound bar. Both of them have an orange digital audio coaxial port. If your DAC and your preamplifier does, then my answer would be yes

DAC stands for Digital-to-Analog Converter, which is a device that converts a digital audio signal from a computer, sound card/interface, cable box or TV into an analog audio signal, in most of all cases providing a line-level output. A preamplifier is a device that takes a very low-level analog audio signal and amplifies it to line level suitable for the input of an analog audio amplifier, hence the name preamplifier; these are commonly used to connect a low-level output from a device such as a microphone or a turntable's phono cartridge to an analog audio amplifier that doesn't have such low-level inputs, in other words, an analog audio amplifier that doesn't have mic or phono inputs. This cable is to connect the coax digital audio output of a device into the digital coax audio input of an integrated amplifier, so I don't think this is what you need, provided you used the right equipment names in your question.

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This is a Coax Digital Audio cable; as long as your DAC has a Digital Coax Audio output and your preamp has a Digital Coax Audio input (they look like a regular, single RCA connector), it will sound great. It is far more common to have an Optical Audio connection nowadays though, in which case this cable will not work.
Answered by JoeD 2 years ago
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Hello Ghui, Yes, as long as the device have digital coaxial audio jacks. You can connect your TV and other devices with digital coaxial audio jacks for optimal sound using the Best Buy essentials™ - 6' Coaxial A/V Cable - Black. For more questions and product support you may contact our customer service at 1-(888)-237-8289 Daily 8am - 9pm CT. Chelsea Best Buy Essentials Support
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Hello. I'm not sure. I've used this cable to connect my older flat screen TV to my sound bar. Both of them have an orange digital audio coaxial port. If your DAC and your preamplifier does, then my answer would be yes
Answered by CoreyThreet 7 months ago
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DAC stands for Digital-to-Analog Converter, which is a device that converts a digital audio signal from a computer, sound card/interface, cable box or TV into an analog audio signal, in most of all cases providing a line-level output. A preamplifier is a device that takes a very low-level analog audio signal and amplifies it to line level suitable for the input of an analog audio amplifier, hence the name preamplifier; these are commonly used to connect a low-level output from a device such as a microphone or a turntable's phono cartridge to an analog audio amplifier that doesn't have such low-level inputs, in other words, an analog audio amplifier that doesn't have mic or phono inputs. This cable is to connect the coax digital audio output of a device into the digital coax audio input of an integrated amplifier, so I don't think this is what you need, provided you used the right equipment names in your question.
Answered by JoeD 1 year ago
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