Coaxial cable

... all the way up.

Uh, so, you know, Token Ring, and Vampire, and co- uh, Coax, and I, I've, I've been around for a long time.

So-

Vampire plugs, respect, my man.

[laughs]

You got Coax internet.

You're fine.

You're doing good.

The exhibit runs through April, with counseling available.

Coax, no. HDMI, no.

The cable runs too short.

Cody?

Because, I mean, with the screw face down plates… When I first got in the industry in 1982, they were still using them then.

Well, for data, we were using TwinX and Coax and a bunch of other stuff.

We weren't really using Twisted Pair for data cabling.

So screw-down faceplates were around for a long time.

Extremely clean, great sound.

Coax landed just behind that.

The gaps between all of these are small enough that I would not stress over this.

Use whatever input your DAC handles best, since a lot of the difference comes down to how well your particular DAC's receiver stage handles each different interface.