yes I aaas reading about 75 ohm cables and apparently it is the rca connector that is the bottleneck.
Jimbones - you are correct - the RCA connector is generally of a lower impedance, which causes distortions at the boundary resulting in dropouts or jitter.
Using an RCA with a higher impedance, like the KLE Innovations Harmony line of RCA's - or the 75ohm RCA's from Canare etc. as DaveC suggest will rectify that.
I have "The Name" from Van den Hul - sold as analogue IC's, but is recommended by VDH for use as a digital IC.
I tried the Copper Harmony from KLEI on those and it worked flawlessly.
Remember - a digital signal is just an analogue signal with very square corners
So even today's good analogue IC cable can often be used in place of 75ohm cable.
Regards