Today’s equipment usually have analogue signal outs and channel preouts. The Pure Direct feature on Yamaha amplifiers is an audio circuitry design aimed at minimizing distortion and maximizing sound fidelity.
On your receiver, the out channels were designed mostly for the cassette tape and VCR recording days. Your receiver should output that signal on all outs. Likely the digital input is the AUX setting. The answer to your question Is, if you use the digital input, it isn’t going to matter. The CD-S300 compact disc player from Yamaha offers high sound quality and easy operation.
If your receiver has a better DAC than the Connect or it has DSP then you will get better sound using the digital out on your Connect. The direct signal/file is then decided to music using the receivers digital to anologue converter. When you use a digital out on a device, you are simply using the device as a router to deliver the original digital signal/file to the receiver. Sorry confused if I am supposed to share the same Line.Ĭoax and optical are both digital outs. For pianists who want a piano that will be a true partner in their musical endeavors, or those who want to offer their children the life-long gift of music. Should I run RCAs from Line 1 Output to the Connect and plug the Coax to the Coax of the receiver? Or should I run RCAs from Line 2 Output from the receiver into the Connect Input? Can I just plug a Coax into the Coax of the receiver?
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