Digital Cable Question


I wrote in a post last week about breaking my Morrow Digital Cable by accident. Mike Morrow very kindly repaired the cord and mailed it back to me. While I was getting ready to replace the cable into my system, my Wife was looking at it and asked me "why can't you just use a regular interconnect cable for a digital cable? They both have the same connections". I opened my mouth to respond to her, and then realized that I have no idea what differentiates a digital cable from a standard RCA interconnect cable. Can someone please enlighten me?
craig_hoch

Showing 1 response by charles1dad

Craig,
In theory they shound be different but the reality maybe some thing else. Some brands, ASI Liveline and Kondo-Japan for example use the same analog cable for digital with great results. I happened to use the Liveline and it`s just a remarkable digital cable. Srajan Ebaen(6 Moons Editor) found this cable better than his long time reference, the Stealth Varidig Sextet(one man`s opinion). As with all things audio, listen and judge yourself,