Cable Splitters and Barrel Connectors

Alex2507

Alex2507

Audioholic Slumlord
as a rule of thumb you don't want to amplify the leg going to the modem.
Barrel connectors are directly connected at each end. Splitters have a small ferrite ring with the wire at the input wrapped around it and the wire to each output also wrapped around it. This acts like a small transformer and the signal loss is due to the outputs not having a direct connection to the input- it's magnetically coupled and that's not as efficient as going direct.
I'm just quoting cool stuff that I didn't know before. :)

I already knew everything bandphan and nibhaz posted. :D
They're useless. :eek:

...Just kidding. :)
The kind of help I get here is first rate and I really appreciate it.
bandphan's and nibhaz's contributions are always helpful and welcome. ;)
 
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Alex2507

Alex2507

Audioholic Slumlord
i like corn
I heard that about you. :D :p

... so, here it is. I'm posting from a computer that I did this cable magic on.
It not only works, it works better than ever. :rolleyes:

Actually I'm just happy it works and I got a little on the job training. ;)
I ran an unamplified split directly to the modem and it's as cool as the other side of the pillow. :)

Once again, thanks everybody.
 
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