Is this a 75 ohm cable? null

The specifications are unclear but If they claim it works with digital signals (e.g. S/PDIF), you'd think it would be 75 ohms. I'm buying it today for that purpose (I swear I found the last digital RCA cable in this state - apparently all the cool kids use TOSLINK nowadays, which has a lower bandwidth than coaxial connections and may not always support the highest bit depth and sample rate), but I think it does have an advantage in multi channel applications. Anyway, I'll let you know if it works for me.

“Is this a 75 ohm cable?”

Asked by Dave 6 months ago

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The specifications are unclear but If they claim it works with digital signals (e.g. S/PDIF), you'd think it would be 75 ohms. I'm buying it today for that purpose (I swear I found the last digital RCA cable in this state - apparently all the cool kids use TOSLINK nowadays, which has a lower bandwidth than coaxial connections and may not always support the highest bit depth and sample rate), but I think it does have an advantage in multi channel applications. Anyway, I'll let you know if it works for me.
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