The Genesis does not pass clock at all. It completely terminates the incoming clock and re-clocks using an internal temperature controlled oscillator. It maintains a significant buffer deep enough to absorb the clock differential. It performs some extra stuff on the CD multi-bit codewords. In any case, I don't believe it is capable of handling/processing anything other than Redbook @ 44.1kHz. I could be wrong, but that's the way I see it.
Not sure if the Timbre DAC could handle the Cable signal either. The signal is Dolby Pro Logic encoded. So I figure the DAC would need a built-in decoder. I don't think your average DAC has such a thing.
In any case, I tried some hook ups with my gear and got nothing but "rat-a-tat-tat..." noise.
Not sure if the Timbre DAC could handle the Cable signal either. The signal is Dolby Pro Logic encoded. So I figure the DAC would need a built-in decoder. I don't think your average DAC has such a thing.
In any case, I tried some hook ups with my gear and got nothing but "rat-a-tat-tat..." noise.