Will a RCA Y-adapter work with a digital coaxial plug? I have just bought a Sony blu ray player that has one digital coaxial female plug. I need to connect that to two amplifiers. Can I just use a normal RCA Y-adapter with one male and two female plugs to split the signal and connect to the amps with two digital coaxial cables, or do I need a special coaxial adapter? If I need a special adapter, please suggest a brand that I can order from Amazon.ca (I live in Canada).
One of my amps is a tube amp that only takes RCA L&R input. The blu ray player does not have RCA L&R output plugs but does have a digital coaxial output plug. I have a digital audio to RCA converter into which I will plug one of the digital coaxial cables from the blu ray player and connect to the amp that way.
Thanks for any advice!
One of my amps is a tube amp that only takes RCA L&R input. The blu ray player does not have RCA L&R output plugs but does have a digital coaxial output plug. I have a digital audio to RCA converter into which I will plug one of the digital coaxial cables from the blu ray player and connect to the amp that way.
Thanks for any advice!