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Best way to get audio out of LG CX TV to DAC?


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Hello everyone, 

I just got an LG TV, which has optical output. I would like to get the sound from TV to my DAC (Schiit Yggy), which also has optical input. 

 

My question is what is the best way to get the sound signal from TV to feed the DAC? If there is no better and more efficient way than using optical cable. Which optical cable should I go for?

 

Thank you. 

Huy

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If you have an AVR you can use HDMI.  This will bypass your Yggy

 

Optical is most likely better.

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On 3/4/2021 at 8:24 AM, lucretius said:

If the TV gets its signal from a set-top box, then you could take the digital out from the box to the DAC.

 I do this via Coax SPDIF into my DIY DAC, and it sounds  better than direct Toslink from the TV, or via HDMI from the STB then back via Toslink from the TV. I also obtained a small but worthwhile improvement in SQ by connecting the "earth"/ 0 volts side of the SMPS powered STB to Mains Earth via a 10 ohm resistor .A direct connection as suggested by John Swenson didn't sound quite as good due to what appears to be a minor earth loop.

 

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