Sound Difference W-Lan,Powerline,Patch-Cabel
Posted by: themrock on 24 February 2009
What do you think, could there be a difference between transporting the signal from my computer to my Squeezebox via.
a)W-Lan
b)Powerline (D-Link)
c)direct Network-Cabel (Patch)
Posted on: 24 February 2009 by matt303
No.
Posted on: 24 February 2009 by themrock
My thoughts, but i would like to hear it from another person as me, that there would be no difference in sound between the 3 solutions.
Because a friend of me says, that there would be a sound difference exsp. w-lan and powerline because there could be electric interferences, which could degrade the sound .
Posted on: 24 February 2009 by DaveBk
I use a Slim Devices Transporter through wifi and think it sounds great, although some people argue that an ethernet patch cable would sound better. I have gone to great lengths to keep my mains power as clean as possible so don't like the idea of using it to carry a network signal. I would therefore avoid the D-Link Powerline, the Naim Powerline is a different matter
Posted on: 25 February 2009 by js
I tend to prefer a cable connection. The protocals are different. Bits are the same.
Posted on: 28 February 2009 by AS332
I use a Devolo home plug system through my mains wiring and I find it is very good indeed , no interference at all . I could not get a reliable wireless signal due to distance and thick walls.