Thank you.
Thank you.Wadia have simply chosen to use a BNC connector for their digital SPDIF (coax) input rather than the more usual RCA/phono socket as per your CD player. For digital audio signals it's debatable whether a BNC offers any technical advantages over phono but the bayonet does provide a secure, lockable connection. To connect your two devices a standard 75ohm BNC to phono lead such as the one given by @larkone above will be fine.
Would it offer any improvement over the Rca I am currently using?Wadia have simply chosen to use a BNC connector for their digital SPDIF (coax) input rather than the more usual RCA/phono socket as per your CD player. For digital audio signals it's debatable whether a BNC offers any technical advantages over phono but the bayonet does provide a secure, lockable connection. To connect your two devices a standard 75ohm BNC to phono lead such as the one given by @larkone above will be fine.
The Wadia has a very good internal DAC so using it's RCA (analogue) outputs may well provide better results than using the digital coax output to an amplifier's digital input. But you have nothing to lose by trying both connections and letting your ears decide which is best.Would it offer any improvement over the Rca I am currently using?
Okay thank you.The Wadia has a very good internal DAC so using it's RCA (analogue) outputs may well provide better results than using the digital coax output to an amplifier's digital input. But you have nothing to lose by trying both connections and letting your ears decide which is best.