Long Runs of Digital Cables (50' approx.)

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The previous configuration for my computer based system called for long runs of SPDIF cable between the converter and DAC. Cables are between 45' and 50', all in very good to excellent condition with no kinks, cuts, or abrasions. I never had issues with pops, clicks, stuttering, or drop outs due to length. As they are all shielded, RFI was not a problem. Reflections are basically non existent at 50'. You could use one of these to make several shorter digital cables; ex. (14) 1m cables.

1)$500 / Neotech NEVD solid silver center conductor, Teflon dielectric, quad shield 75 Ohm coax. Connectors: Furutech CF-BNC on source end and WBT NexGen 0152Ag on receive (DAC) end

This cable currently sells for $19.51/ft (SoniCraft)

2)$350 / DH Labs D-75 coax Connectors: Analysis Plus 75 Ohm BNC, and DH Labs Ultimate RCA

D-75 has been replaced with the D750 which sells for $25/ft. (PCX)

3)$250 / DH Labs D-110 AES/EBU cable silver plated, Teflon insulation, 100% shield Connectors: Vampire Wire XLR's

4)$75 / Blue Jeans Cable HDMI This is a large diameter, fully shielded Belden cable designed especially for long runs. It was made before the revisions to the HDMI protocol (4K video). 

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