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    Default Digital coax or Analog Interconnect?

    I need cables to run from my preouts of my AVR to my Marantz external amplifer inputs. Do I need Digital Coax cables or Analog Interconnects for this hookup? Will they serve the same purpose or is one better then the other?? I was planning on ordering them from the Signal cables website. Just want to make sure I get the right ones.
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    If you are ordering from Signal, you are going to want the Analogs. I would go with the Analog II, but that's just me.:D
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    I have some analog II's I may be throwing up for sale soon. They're 14' in length though.
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    Digital caox cables are designed for a digital transfer. Like connecting Dvd player to a receiver. Analog is what you need.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Face View Post
    I have some analog II's I may be throwing up for sale soon. They're 14' in length though.
    Thanks but I really only need about 3 feet in length for each cable.;)
    Fronts: RTI10's
    Center: CSIA6
    Rears: RTIA3's
    Sub: 15" Velodyne DLS5000R x2 Stacked:D:D:D
    Amp: Marantz MM-9000 150wpc (bi-amped for RTI10's) and CSIA6
    Blu-Ray: PS3
    Harman Kardon AVR247
    Monster Cables
    Signal Analog II IC's
    Panamax MP-5300 Power Conditioner

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    Thanks for the responses...so anolog II's it is!
    Fronts: RTI10's
    Center: CSIA6
    Rears: RTIA3's
    Sub: 15" Velodyne DLS5000R x2 Stacked:D:D:D
    Amp: Marantz MM-9000 150wpc (bi-amped for RTI10's) and CSIA6
    Blu-Ray: PS3
    Harman Kardon AVR247
    Monster Cables
    Signal Analog II IC's
    Panamax MP-5300 Power Conditioner

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