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Before we were aware of and not knowing of its coming, the network streaming playback technology is here already becoming the one of most essential functions of sound systems.
 
The high quality network streaming playback technology unfolded out before our eyes as a matter of reality could be referred as a new start of sound reproducing technologies to be further enhanced in the forthcoming days, yet it is also true that such convenience of network streaming playback technology has not been fully satisfying the demand and passion for high quality sound of all audiophiles. Also, as most of audiophiles could not and would not like to understand and acknowledge it, the network connection ports do transmit lots of noises  to the audio systems through the network cables connected, which deteriorate the corresponding sound qualities.
 
The fact claiming the transmission of noise through various digital interfaces has been the subjects of many disputes since the time when the high quality reproducing had been available using the USB interfaced audio devices. Those customers having used the SOtM’s products such as tX-USBexp, tX-USBhub and dCBL-U2 should be able to ascertain the presence of such noises and its eliminated solution.
 
The dCBL-CAT6 as well, a sort of digital interface cable, has been designed and developed to improve the sound quality of network audio devices by reducing the noises concerned. As well as the improvement of sound quality, the cable is constructed of SFTP structure in order to secure the transmission stability of signals having been getting faster supporting the CAT 6 function. Further, the basic (standard) type LAN connector is made employing the CAT6 terminal completely shielded, also applicable to select and use the premium class zinc die cast LAN connector.
 
Putting the dCBL-CAT6 together with iSO-CAT6 will allow experiencing the true value of present cable. The dCBL-CAT6 and iSO-CAT6 products are the indispensable items that must be employed to obtain the network audio sound of its highest quality.