Is there any mini-jack converter for the Mac Mini


to use it a s a Music Server to conect it to a coax cable and feed a DAC? or is there any other more elegant option to connect a Mac Mini to an external DAC taking into account that my DAC does not have an USB port???

Thanks
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Wow - A lot of good options - thanks for the replies!

I am using a Wadia 170i for my iPOD with outstanding results (I sold my Reimyo CDP777 and now using a Reimyo DA with the Wadia) but the poor user interface on the Wadia forces me to consider a Mac.

Thanks all!
Also Tascam in the Pro-Audio world has a USB device that has SPDIF out. They can be picked up at most GC type stores. The last time I looked for one they were about $149.00. I believe the model number is US424.
van den hul makes a great glass toslink that can be had with mini to std toslink config. it's 100$. works great.
The Blue Circle Thingee will take a USB input and output coax as well. Of course you can always go digital out (mini toslink) to toslink in on your DAC if you have that facility. I've used both and preferred the Toslink, but that's just me :-)
I also forgot to mention that there are devices on the market that will convert the USB output from your Mini to an RCA type connection. Trends Audio and Bel Canto both make this type of converter.
I think optical is the only other digital output, Mono price has cables with the correct terminations.
I have a Mac Mini also. . .

Assuming your DAC has an optical input, there's a mini-Toslink to Toslink adapater made by Audioquest and available from Music Direct for about $5. You would then use a standard Toslink cable. Or, you could go with a single cable that has mini-Toslink on one end and standard Toslink on the other. I ordered one from Lifatec (Lifatec.com).

I don't know if there's an adapter from the Mini mini-jack to an RCA style coax, but I'd be interested in finding out too.