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Hi,
I am using B&O digital cable between My Beosound 5 (Beomaster 5) and My Beolab 5. It is à very thin cable if you compare it with fine High-end digital cables (S/PDIF). Is it worth to upgrade this cable to à more expansiv one?
Regards
Martin
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With analog cables you can sometimes make the assertion that thicker, better insulated cables will provide better results in video and audio. However, when speaking of a cable that transmits signals in the digital domain, so long as the cable has not been damaged in any way, there is no real improvement in spending more for a "bigger" cable. The 1s and 0s are still getting there just the same in the thin cable as the thick one. The cable you are using is fine.