Can a Toslink be changed to Coax , BNC

midiman and fostex both make a format converter. Midiman has the co2 and co3 I'm not sure what the Fostex unit designation is. These units run about 70.00-150.00 depending on the model and if you also need to convert to AES/EBU pro-level. I have used the Midiman c02- works perfectly. Probably check the Web for addresses-can find these also at: www.harmonycentral.com Paul

Try to find used/demo Audio Alchemy DST (Digital Signal Transmission) cable or similar. There was one at HCM Audio Website last time I checked.

I bought a brand new Monarchy DIP MKII cosmetic second for $150. I use this in my car to convert from Toslink to AES/EBU. It works great!!! I recommend D.H. Labs digital cables.

Hi Gp....; I also looked into changing Toslink out to coax out; Turns out it either can't be done or would be prohibitively expensive. I solved the problem by purchasing an inexpensive but good DAC that had a Toslink in connection-- an Adcom 700 for about $300.,(check the ads on i-net audio sites) and the Adcom 600 can be had for less and is also good. In fact most inexpensive DACs have a Toslink connection, eg MSB, Musical Fidelity, Adcom etc. I'm totally satisfied with the Adcom. Another way to go is to purchase a jitter reduction device-- these almost always have both Tos. and Coax in and Coax out, plus you get the advantage of jitter reduction. Of course it does require another cable. Sonic Frontiers UJB, Theta TLC, Monarchy DIP etc are all good jitter busters. I have both the SF UJB and Theta TLC and highly recommend either. I think the DIP, available through Audio Advisor for about $200. is also supposed to be quite good. Good Luck.