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Question: I want to connect a tv's orange digital coaxial output to an amplifier's red and white rca inputs. Would this work for that?
Document: I was trying to use this to connect a Sony blu ray player that only had a digital audio output to my stereo, it didn't work at all, but I think it's a compatibility issue with Sony and not the cords fault, it seems very well made, but it didn't work for me, trying to use it exactly how another reviewer's picture indicated it did, my output was exactly like the one in the other reviewers picture, it just didn't work.
I needed a splitter to connect a blu-ray player and  a hd cable box to a home theater receiver with only one audio coaxial cable input and this splitter did the job. The only thing is I have to turn off the device that I am not using, otherwise it will not work, but this because of my setup not because of the splitter.Very good materials used for the wires and the connectors.
This RCA to Coaxial cable is a good product but an RCA to Coaxial adapter does not work without a power source. Converting an RCA (analog) to Coaxial (digital) requires an analog to digital converter with a power supply, not just a cable. Example provided in the link below.
This is a super premium quality Digital Y Adapter Cable. It came packaged in a nice box with literature. They even emailed me a few days after it arrived to make sure all was well. I have it splitting one of the 3 Digital Coaxial outputs-try making that work with optical!- from my "Ambery" Remote Controlled Digital Coaxial Splitter and Amplified Switcher. There have been no adverse effects on the sound/signal being fed to to 3 5.1 digital receivers and 1 5.1 HTinaBOX.
I was looking for a way to bring 2 coaxial audio signals into receiver - this does the trick and no issues with stereo vs mono on digital signal - you just can't play both at the same time. Good quality build.
I used this to split the analog RCA outs on my SONOS connect to my receiver and a zone amp. They work great, feel sturdy and from what i can tell have minimal signal loss. Its a high quality product at a value price. If you are in the market for this type of adapter, pay the extra little bit of money to get this quality adapter.
My Velodyne subwoofer of course has a stereo input vs the single coaxial port that come on most AV receivers these days. This was as simple as plugging it into the receiver and using a good pair of stereo RCAs to the subwoofer. The cable is flexible yet sturdy and I will not need to worry about it going bad. I love my Velodyne subwoofer but I wish they would become more universal with connections. Maybe the newer ones do not have this issue.
Of course it is larger than the cheap y-adaptors, but with that comes with durability. The connections are tight and secure, giving a connection far superior to that of the typical RCA connector skirt. Although Mediabridge states that the application is for digital audio and subwoofer connections, I use it on plain old line level analog audio on my vintage component stereo system and it performs flawlessly. Long story short, would I recommend this adaptor to others? Absolutely.
I bought a LG Blue ray DVD player. The player only had Coax sound connection and I thoughtthat I could just convert the coax signal into my RCA connection for my amp with just an adapter.I was wrong and had to purchase a digital to analog adapter box. I am stuck with this fine adapterharness and will probably never use it. I wish Mediabridge would have the adapter box product in their line.My mistake for not being a Geek Squad member?? ?
I'm using this to hookup two powered subs to my LFE.This is a well made product and I highly recommend it ifyou want to add another sub to your 5.1/7.1 system.
Answer: No.  You would need a digital to analog converter to connect to the amp from a digital source.  They are relatively inexpensive, google should find some for you.