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If I am using a computer as a transport and DAC as a source, and the sound card and spdif transceiver doesn't seem to use a pulse transformer, would I benefit from a cleaner signal using a pulse transformer?
I see that its used in your SPDIF 4:1 Receiver/MUX and not in the SPDIF Transceiver.
Would it be good to use a Newava S22083 pulse transformer at the spdif transceiver's spdif input or sound card's coaxial digital output or use two pulse transformers at both ends?
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Will it certainly can't hurt. :) Give it a whirl and see what you think.
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Has anyone tried your SPDIF Transceiver or SPDIF 4:1 Receiver/MUX with and without the pulse transformer and can give some feedback to me on the sound differences for the better or worse? Edited by user Sunday, February 20, 2011 8:14:38 AM(UTC)
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Please excuse the time lapse but I would definitely use a pulse transformer.
See thread PCM IN/SPDIF OUT Transceiver configuration
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And so do I ! 
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