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On 2/22/2010 10:24 AM Richard Crowley spake thus:
"Bikedrd" wrote ... What I am wondering is: is there a way to use the single speaker wire pair to transmit line-level RCA audio output from my satellite receiver to an input on my amp? Do you have digital audio output on the satellite receiver? (Either an SPDIF optical port or an orange RCA jack.) And a digital input on your receiver? You could make the digital signal into a super-balanced feed and receive it with a balanced digital receiver on the other end. It wouldn't require shielding OR ground reference. You would need to do some experimenting to discover the impedance of the speaker wire, and likely hack together a little 1-chip circuit at each end. But this is a common solution and there are ample application diagrams for the circuit. Do you happen to have any links to such diagrams handy? I'm curious about this as well. -- You were wrong, and I'm man enough to admit it. - a Usenet "apology" |
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