31-Dec-2014, 14:19
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One point to note, is that peoples experiences with using the AES/EBU input appear to have many similarities irrespective of the cable used. So the benefits appear to be due to the different method of connection itself, rather than subjective cable preferences. Worth a try, I would say. But yes! Keep your current SD cards / configurations, just in case of Configurator gremlins.
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Yes, this is the point that Thierry made as he always stated that the AES/EBU input is superior with its transformer hence he recommended it irrespectively with 75 or 110 ohm cable etc etc. This made me think that Dev had a proprietary solution but Thierry just said it is a normal transformer driven AES/EBU.
/Mike
One point to note, is that peoples experiences with using the AES/EBU input appear to have many similarities irrespective of the cable used. So the benefits appear to be due to the different method of connection itself, rather than subjective cable preferences. Worth a try, I would say. But yes! Keep your current SD cards / configurations, just in case of Configurator gremlins.
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Yes, this is the point that Thierry made as he always stated that the AES/EBU input is superior with its transformer hence he recommended it irrespectively with 75 or 110 ohm cable etc etc. This made me think that Dev had a proprietary solution but Thierry just said it is a normal transformer driven AES/EBU.
/Mike
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