09-Jul-2017, 00:53
(08-Jul-2017, 21:58)zdenes Wrote: Hi Guillaume,
Thanks for the details. I'm looking forward to hearing more about the test results.
It would be really good to know what the link cable actually does. Does it synchronise the two units somehow or merely transfers digital data to the right channel? The latter would be really less than ideal as the two channels will never sound the same. But Devialet says that AES can only be used as an input, so if that is the chaining link, how is data transfer bidirectional? Can anybody shed some light on this?
Zoltan
I've often wondered about this. As Zoltan says, if the link is unidirectional, using a top quality cable will only improve the sound in the right hand channel.
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