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Tailslide
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posted 09-07- 02:36 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Tailslide   Click Here to Email Tailslide     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote

After the longest time of chickening out because I wasn't sure if it would work I ran the "digital out" on my SBLive card into the "digital in" on my home theatre receiver.

I had to make up a special cable to take a mono type mini jack from the sound card and run it to the RCA style jack on the receiver. I loaded up winamp and fired up "The blue man group" track 1 and half expected something to burst into flame..

It never sounded so good !! The receiver picks it up as a PCM style digital audio source. The COOLEST thing about this is I now have the ability to do all kinds of enhancements on the sound through the DFX winamp plugin and the graphic EQ built in (I had long ago shelved my physical EQ because of the noise it introduces to digital audio sources).

Also great about there is NO BACKGROUND HUM that the old analog audio cables would pick up running across the room.

I love it!

TS

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Gunner
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posted 09-07- 03:19 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Gunner   Click Here to Email Gunner     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Not to mention the capability of playing hours upon hours of mp3s with out having to get up from your chair.
I hooked up my new computer thru my home theater system a couple of months ago and you are rite. Very low signal to noise ratio and endless music.
I must have well over 600 mp3s and I enjoy loading them in the playlist and hitting shuffle. No Wav conversion or CD burning. Very nice!

Btw, how did you splice that cord and get it to work in stereo?

-=BAB=- Gunner

[This message has been edited by Gunner (edited 09-07-2000).]

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Tailslide
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posted 09-07- 07:03 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Tailslide   Click Here to Email Tailslide     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote

The digital signal is stereo encoded over a single wire. I just wired a mono microphone connector to a single regular RCA cable to plug into the digital coax connector on the amp (its just a single RCA jack not all receivers have one though)

TS

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