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USB audio sound card (PCM2702)

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This is my test board for PCM2702 USB sound card.

LT1115 in output stage filter. Signal path: silver mica capacitors, black gate N. Assembled and tested. Toroidal transformer designed for audio - 2x14V + 6V, shielded.

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Hi, just found your website, there is some nice stuff on there! However, I also found the schematic for your USB DAC, and I see that you have not incorporated SPDIF output into the design. I am really at this point looking for a USB to SPDIF converter that works well with Linux to use along with my external DAC. Currently I am using an M-Audio Audiophile 2396 soundcard, but it is finicky in some aspects for Linux use (it works, but not as well as it should/could).
 
PCM2702 don't need additional drivers and there is no digital output included.

I have such project ready - USB to SPDiF and I2S converter (optical/coaxial). I just have to make some boards ;)
 

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veteran said:
PCM2702 don't need additional drivers and there is no digital output included.

I have such project ready - USB to SPDiF and I2S converter (optical/coaxial). I just have to make some boards ;)
Sorry, I had confused that IC with PCM2902. I would be interested in your USB to SPDIF converter board if you were to make some ;).
 
Spasticteapot said:
Very nice!

If you could produce a super-simple PGA2311-based preamp kit with a simple serial input, I would be very interested.

Also, I know that Jan at 41hz.com is very interested in producing a PGA3211 preamp. He'd probbably be willing to pay a bit of money for rights to your design.

This is my PGA2310/PGA2310 preamplifier:

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well, not quite a preamplifier but volume control :D

HPDAC looks really nice.
 
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