You need two cables. Not what I would call an optimal solution.
...or you just use the perfectly fine pair Chord supply with the Mscaler.It’s pretty optimal for people selling cables.
Actually Einsteins work predicted the bending of light but the proof came much later. Light and all electromagnetic radiation are particles called photons. You can actually count them if you have access to a photomultiplier unit (I am still looking for one). Light of all flavours is unusual in that it can also appear and act as waves so we talk about the wave-particle duality.
Why do recording and mixing studios use AES3 then?
...or you just use the perfectly fine pair Chord supply with the Mscaler.
The BNC cables come with the Mscaler, which you can use with other, cheaper stuff. So you were wrong, just accept it & move on.Dave + Mscaler = Dac = £12000 or does the Mscaler do other magic too?
We left human audiability behind already. How high do you wanna go?
It’s a nice-to rather than a need-to.
But it ought to please some passing bat.........to quote Flanders and Swan
That's a rather subjective opinion ...
Not if you're a bat.
Although I guess they be suited to blind as a bat tests
It is a common misconception that bats are blind, or have poor eye sight, according to this article looking at bat myths:
"They're "blind as a bat." This one is particularly untrue: Bigger bats "can see three times better than humans,""
helpful when flying at dusk and dawn I assume ...
Are bats obvs or subjectivists is the real question?
Allegedly they also think the USB is a redundant interface for audio, but haven't yet figured out a way to tell us. Well they have tried,but usb keeps distorting their messages to ditch and use a purely digital pipe.
But you are correct, whilst bats primarily hunt using echolocation (sonar to us lot) they also have better eyesight than we sapiens. Quite smug creatures really.