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Richard Murdey
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x-pro
Its got the USB DAC chip built into the cable, powered from the USB bus. Only $20. The opposite extreme is the cosecant from Wavelength Audio. What I'd like is something in the middle. A kit board with the USB controlled and DAC chip(s), but DIY power supply and analog output stage. Maybe get a cheapo commercial thing and rip the board out to do my own mods? -rjm |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Adelaide, South Australia
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Why dont you just order a sample PCM2902 (or similar) from TI?
They are very easy to use. |
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Richard Murdey
diyAudio Member
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So the samples come with an evaluation board do they? That wasn't clear from the web site. It looked to me like the evaluation kit cost $149 US.
Looks like the PCM2707 is a nice option to use with a separate DAC chip. For the built in DAC then the PCM2702 seems the way to go. -rjm |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Adelaide, South Australia
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No, they dont come with an eval board.
But its not difficult to make up a board using somthing like vero-board (strip-board). Wouldnt be pretty, but then again, neither would be the hack jobs you would have to do to other products. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Walla Walla. WA USA
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The first is a real product: the TwinDac Plus, also available as a kit
http://www.diy-systems.com/ click on "Electronics" The other DAC is not available yet as far as I know, but the folks at Ack! dac are working on a USB version of their dac. I have not heard either, but Bert at bd-designs is one of the few people whose opinion on equipment I trust. Steve |
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Richard Murdey
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Good it may be. Good it better be since it costs $2000 US!
I was rather thinking on something along the lines of this product: DIY Eden USB DAC But is seems (I can't read chinese) to be no longer available. -rjm |
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