On Jun 16, 2008, at 6:14 AM, Michael Rigby-Jones wrote:

> people assuming that a digital interface is immune from any cable  
> effects are either ignorant or deluding themselves.

Yes, and this is what the physical layers like "10baseT" are designed  
to handle, and the link layer is designed to detect errors, and the  
network layer is designed to correct.  With a digital cable, and  
especially for something like ip over ethernet (although it's true  
that this isn't ever called an ethernet cable on the Denon site),  
either the bits come out the same as they went in, or they don't.   
There is no "these correct bits sound better than these other correct  
bits because their edges were less rounded on the cable."

BillW

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