FB1 on clock board
Me again.
Acko, I sent a message on your hotmail address. Just in case, I posted here.
Unless someone can help me remember what's that part (in the case you have an "old" external clock board, of course). Looks like a SM cap of small value. Thanks.
Me again.
Acko, I sent a message on your hotmail address. Just in case, I posted here.
Unless someone can help me remember what's that part (in the case you have an "old" external clock board, of course). Looks like a SM cap of small value. Thanks.
Hi Acko,
I am finally done with what I wanted to accomplish a long time ago - a digital crossover with 4 channels. As you know I had a lots of ups and downs, and at the time gave up on idea and ended up with just single DAC. I came back to the original idea, worked very hard and ended up with a great success. Thank you very much for your support. Here is the link for my project with pictures describing the build. DACs used are Acko's ESS9012 boards and Acko's Turbo clock driving everything in a sync mode.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pass-labs/186848-babelfishing-mighty-ar2.html#post4515874
Thank you very much for all your support and making these awesome products available for DIY community.
AR2
I am finally done with what I wanted to accomplish a long time ago - a digital crossover with 4 channels. As you know I had a lots of ups and downs, and at the time gave up on idea and ended up with just single DAC. I came back to the original idea, worked very hard and ended up with a great success. Thank you very much for your support. Here is the link for my project with pictures describing the build. DACs used are Acko's ESS9012 boards and Acko's Turbo clock driving everything in a sync mode.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pass-labs/186848-babelfishing-mighty-ar2.html#post4515874
Thank you very much for all your support and making these awesome products available for DIY community.
AR2
From my own tests the ADM7150 holds the output steady right up to full load whereas the tsp7a4700 sags a bit closer to full load. the ADMs also have lower noise
This is great with a low cost board Acko, because i will be looking for a new dac board later on...
By the way - is there any more news regarding the spdif board yet?
By the way - is there any more news regarding the spdif board yet?
Hi,
Boxed version is beyond the scope of this project at this stage. Please PM me if you need something built up completely.
The next level of integration is using power supplies as shown. Again users may want to pare back a bit to save on costs by sharing power supplies. Others may want to use batteries for complete isolation from mains.
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The master PSU feeding the above can be just be a single raw d.c. 4-12V from unregulated supplies or 6V battery if preferred.
Also the AKD32S does not require an external controller for operation, especially if digital volume of the Sabre chip is not required.
Hi All,
I have moved the discussions to a new thread
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/vendors-bazaar/294676-ackodac-based-es9038pro.html#post4783582
I have moved the discussions to a new thread
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/vendors-bazaar/294676-ackodac-based-es9038pro.html#post4783582
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