One of the more popular affordable USB cables among Regen users is the Supra USB cable.
You only need one USB cable. The Regen should be connected to the DAC as close as possible. With the Regen come two USB adapters and the best and strongly preferred one is the short solid adapter. Don't use the short included cable adapter, it doesn't sound good (confirmed by Uptone).
Edit. PS. i now see you've asked the same question in an existing topic. It's bad netiquette to open multiple topics regarding the same subject. Same goes for opening topics in the wrong place in a forum and using too general topic titles. Just a hint!
You only need one USB cable. The Regen should be connected to the DAC as close as possible. With the Regen come two USB adapters and the best and strongly preferred one is the short solid adapter. Don't use the short included cable adapter, it doesn't sound good (confirmed by Uptone).
Edit. PS. i now see you've asked the same question in an existing topic. It's bad netiquette to open multiple topics regarding the same subject. Same goes for opening topics in the wrong place in a forum and using too general topic titles. Just a hint!
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