Component for SACD?

Nelson57
Nelson57 Posts: 190
edited June 2006 in Basic Hookup/Wiring Questions
Quick question. Can I use 2 sets of Component Video cable to connect analog SACD to receiver?
Main theater: Paradigm Studio 100's v4 L/R, CC690 Center, ADP 590 x4 Surrounds. Dual Outlaw LFM-EX-1's, Yamaha Aventage RX-A1010 as Processor, Anthem PVA-7 Amp

Secondary System: Polk RTi 6 L/R, CSi3, Center, FXi3 x4 Surrounds, Def-Tech Supercube II, Pioneer Elite VSX-23 Receiver
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  • Frank Z
    Frank Z Posts: 5,860
    edited June 2006
    Yes.
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  • Nelson57
    Nelson57 Posts: 190
    edited June 2006
    Thanks Frank.
    Main theater: Paradigm Studio 100's v4 L/R, CC690 Center, ADP 590 x4 Surrounds. Dual Outlaw LFM-EX-1's, Yamaha Aventage RX-A1010 as Processor, Anthem PVA-7 Amp

    Secondary System: Polk RTi 6 L/R, CSi3, Center, FXi3 x4 Surrounds, Def-Tech Supercube II, Pioneer Elite VSX-23 Receiver
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  • ward91
    ward91 Posts: 338
    edited June 2006
    video cabels are 75ohm arnt they i thougth that analoug was usualy about 50ohm or something?
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  • John K.
    John K. Posts: 822
    edited June 2006
    Ward, cables carrying analog audio signals don't require any precise impedance characteristics. They tend to be around 40-50 ohms, but the 75 ohm cables often used for video or for digital audio signals are also just as good for analog audio. For short distances the opposite is also the case, i.e. a cable having a lower than 75 ohm impedance carries digital signals with no problem, and strictly speaking there's no such thing as a "digital cable".
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