if I have a rca output in my cd player and have a COAXIAL input in my dac so I can use that cable to connect them together
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I suppose. It's not really meant for that. It's purpose is to take one analog signal and split it into two. For example, if your receiver has one subwoofer output, but you want to drive two subs. Personally, I would not use it to connect the digital RCA style output from your CD player to your digital RCA style input on your DAC.
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These cables do not split into stereo. I do not know your situation (ex. rca males to females, # of outputs, etc.) I use them (2) to split both mono sub preamp outputs to 2 powered subs on both left and right sides for a total of 4 subs : 1 in each L and R corner. (I like my low end to sound like the hand of god). If your outputs and inputs match up, they should work as long as you are going analog to analog or digital to digital.
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If I understand your question correctly, I would say no. One end of the cable is female and one is male. I would buy a simple m/m coaxial cable, although any premium single ended cable should work (assuming quality...I.e. capacitance and rfi/emi rejection qualities). If you have optical output of your CD player, that's what I would purchase instead. I simply use the Y cable for subwoofer input. Good luck
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I don't think so. There are RCA jacks on the back for CD player, tape deck and DVD. But these are all on separate lines. So I don't see an equalizer could be connected for any of those sources.
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The output should be analog since you would be using the rca type cords for your connections.
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That would work just fine. CD player into dac using coax (assuming CD player has coax, otherwise spdif), dac into amp using rcas. You would be bypassing the CD players dac for the bifrost.
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Yes, you need to buy an optical to RCA converter as I did...FIIO D3 (D03K) Digital to Analog Audio Converter with SMI Gold Plated 6ft Optical TOSLink Cable and RCA-to-3.5MM Audio Cable- 192kHz/24bit Optical and Coaxial DAC
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Im not sure if its possible, never tried honestly, but if you were to try you would need 2 xlr males To rca an 2 xlr females to rca.. this device would need to be between your reciver an cd player to work.. but like i said im not 100% that it would work,this is how to wire it up, run cdplayer output rca to xlr male input on processor to xlr female to rca input on reciver.. so this way the cd player could run thru the processor. If it were to work thats how ud have to have it.. it works very well.. its not hooked up to a home system tho
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Yep, if your CD player offers 1/8" or 1/4" output. You can plug these into any normal headphone jack (1/8") or a music cable (1/4", like guitar cable) with the included adapter.
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Yes you can in the back should bee a connection called aux input if you using a portable CD player you gonna need a cable called 3.5mm Jack to Red and White RCA Aux Cable.... Hope this helps
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I used it to convert RCA Cables for an optical output for some headphones, which sounds similar to what you want to do.
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Yes, that would work just fine as long as you have a digital out on your player. You'll get remarkably improved definition if your CD player has a typical built in DAC.
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Yes. This cable, plus an adapter for converting optical audio to analog (RCA) will do the job for you.
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The Bifrost DAC would most likely go between your computer containing digital audio files and your pre-amp or integrated amp. It would be connected to your computer with an optical or USB cable and connected to your integrated amp with a pair of RCA cables.
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Nope. You want this instead: C2G / Cables To Go 40018 Coaxial to Toslink Optical Digital Audio Converter
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Yes you can but the audio jack into the CD player and it should work accordingly
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Yes... line-out of DAC to preamp-in (or any of the line-level inputs) on your receiver.
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Yes you can. The Ion Tape2PC has a stereo record input on the back of the unit. Depending on what you are using for the source of your CD (laptop, cd player etc) you would need to match the output (line out or headphone jack) cable to the rca input cable on the Ion unit.
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It depends on the quality of your CD player. An external DAC may improve the sound quality over that of the DAC built into your CD player. The CD player should have some type of "digital out" which bypasses your CD's DAC and sends it to the external DAC.