Cardas Caps on unused digital jacks?


I have used them on all of my unused analog RCA jacks. I have one pair of unused XLR jacks that I plan to buy Cardas Caps to cover.
But what about the digital jacks. I have not used caps on any of them. Should I be covering them too? How about the unused "video" jacks (all kinds) on the digital transport. It is the EAD t-7000 so it also plays LD's, which I don't do. The EAD drives my D to A via AT&T glass.

Opinions are appreciated.

Richard
drrdiamond
This is a very subtle tweak, but I beleive they offer an improvement. After covering all the unused jacks in my system with Cardas caps, I listened for several weeks. I then removed them all and noticed that the HF had a bit of an edge and the mids were a bit unfocused. I would recommend covering all the unused jacks, as this is a relatively inexpensive tweak.

As for unused XLRs, the same test yielded similar results, but the cost for Cardas XLR caps is several times the cost of RCA jacks.

Good luck!
I cover everything with those nifty little dudes. I tape three of them together for my unused balanced ports :)
They were a little tight when installing on some of my gear. When I finally took them out, the tighter ones left surface scratches on the jacks.

So if you have the urge to buy some, make sure you expand the caps to prevent scratching your jacks.
If it's all or mostly about keeping the jacks clean...why not use those soft-plastic thread-protector tips every hardware store sells for about 8ยข apiece?