Blue Jeans Digital cable choices

I've tried many coax cables, including Blue Jeans.

I've found differences in sound exist, and cable performance varies depending on the components used. One of the explanations I've seen is due to the impedance measurements obtained amongst given cables (inclusive of the connectors used) and given components

Bottom line is it's difficult to predict what's best for a given system, and like speaker cables, you have to just compare a few in situ.

Same goes for your question on Belden vs Canare. I think Blue Jeans have a free returns policy so you could try both. I'd also research a few more to compare against Blue Jeans, also.

Buy the Black Cat cable if you want a really good cable for cheap..

I appreciate the posts. I also believe that the choice of digital cable may be the last decision made in an otherwise perfectly tuned system. I believe the advantage of one digital cable over another is significantly outclassed by the speakers, amplification, source electronics, and source material. Go with the BlueJeans. You'll never know the difference.

I've learned that unfortunately every cable including digital ones make a difference in the sound emanating from your speakers. I have used the Belden from Blue Jeans for digital, among others with good results.

I follow Blue Jeans advice and only use the Belden 1694A Brilliance for digital SPDIF. They guarantee 75 Ohms from connector to connector, which in my humble view is the only electrical parameter worth talking about. To me, anything else regarding digital cables is irrelevant. They do not mention if the Canare is true 75 Ohms.