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  1. #21
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    I've got a nice Cambridge Audio SPDIF cable (Fully shielded, about £30 iirc?) I could compare to Stan's 1m optical cable.
    Will report back in this post :]

    Reporting back:
    Practically no difference.
    With the Coaxial, there is a slight softening at the very top end, but I imagine with a silver-coated cable that would disappear also.

    If you listened to either, you would still experience the fullness of the music.
    Last edited by ZebuTheOxen; 24-09-2009 at 10:18.
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    I would like to say that the following has nothing to do with me. However, it should serve as a warning to those who have been in any sort of doubts as to what the Caiman stands for, and who would find a suitable use for it.

    Caiman.

  3. #23
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    What a croc of.....


    (Tips hat out of respect to Stan "the Don" Beresford)
    Letting go and relaxing
    is the most ‘in control’ thing you can do

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    Nice, that reminds me, I need to collect some money from my neighbours....
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    You missed the important bit:
    "Camorra boss used reptile to extort money from businesses.."

  6. #26
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    Ah-Ha!
    Gotcha

    in the words of Bazza Norman.......and why not?
    Letting go and relaxing
    is the most ‘in control’ thing you can do

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    Anyone knows where in the UK I can buy a Murata 7812SR and 7805SR? The only places I can find that stocks them is in the US.

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    Letting go and relaxing
    is the most ‘in control’ thing you can do

  9. #29
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    Cheers Gary. It's a starting point for a mod on the horizon.

  10. #30
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    And with THAT comment Stan, a hundred pairs of ears just got pricked up.
    (including mine )
    Letting go and relaxing
    is the most ‘in control’ thing you can do

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