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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: tokyo
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hi.
this is my first thread... I m suffering from chooseing better op-amps to my first DAC. this DAC is my first DAC. Im going to build the DAC like below PCM1794 -> I/V -> LPF -> OUTPUT SPDIF -> CS8416 -> PCM1794 -> I/V -> LPF -> OUTPUT I have searched the logs of this forum, and I got many informations to choice. But, I cannot choose yet. I like hearing extensive music, so plz tell me the acceptable op-amps [you think]. Im going to buy the op-amps what you all tell me, and test which one is better to use. which one is good to I/V ? whick one is good to LPF ? plz tell me how you think. and Im happy if you write the reason too. thx in advance. Im sorry not good at English.... |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: tokyo
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................................PCM1794 -> I/V -> LPF -> OUTPUT
SPDIF -> CS8416 -> ................................PCM1794 -> I/V -> LPF -> OUTPUT |
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Electrons are yellow and more is better!
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AD8610 or AD8620 from Analog Devices. Not a bad opamp
![]() BTW: Your english is quite sufficient for us and not bad at all.
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Transylvania
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After hearing them, I would say the same: AD 86[12]0.
If you like a less smoother sound, have a look at AD8066, very good as well. |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: tokyo
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hi, peranders and roibm.
thx alot !! first, AD8610 and AD8620 are good for I/V ? or LPF ?? and AD8066. searching in google JP, there isnt any hit about AD8066... perhaps, AD8066 is a hidden great chip ?! Im hasitating to ask you... but what is important spec for I/V opamps? low noise, high speed, high accuracy...etcetc there are many factor of opamps and, what name of spec should I watch when I check datasheet and same for LPF. what factor is important for good LPF ? when I hear everyone say OPA627 is great, I cannot understand why OPA627 is good. # when I searched the log, I find mach information written by peranders #those benefited me so much |
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