Re: Coax digital vs. Optical DVD outputs

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In Reply to: Coax digital vs. Optical DVD outputs posted by jtlanders on December 3, 2002 at 15:57:38:

a coax digital connection is always preferable to a toslink(optical) one. Typically the coax connection has a bandwidth of 10 meg whereas the toslink has a bandwidth of 4 meg. The coax digital connection will give more a more detailed and vivid sound. Obviously the cable will have alot to do with the sound. I have noticed that panasonic has deleted the coax digital out on some of their dvd players which is a mistake in my opinion. Many people confuse the toslink optical connection with the superior st optical glass connection.

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Topic - Coax digital vs. Optical DVD outputs - jtlanders 15:57:38 12/03/02 (3)

Re: Coax digital vs. Optical DVD outputs - oddio 15:14:42 12/31/02 (0)

yep, you must be a stranger in these here parts.... - SamM 17:42:49 12/03/02 (0)

Re: Coax digital vs. Optical DVD outputs - cfraser 17:03:07 12/03/02 (0)

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