Buffalo III - flexibility without compromise.

[leifchristensen]

but if you have solved offboard switch I2S and s/pdif it´s easy to split s/pdif into multiples....
imo
best
Leif
Norway

[Russ White]

It is not difficult do either. A little bread board and a couple relays is al it would take, and the breadboard is optional.

[leifchristensen]

Originally Posted by Russ White

It is not difficult do either. A little bread board and a couple relays is al it would take.

in this case I´ll prefer to get it in with a teaspoon...
thxs in advance
best
Leif
Norway

[regiregi22]

Originally Posted by Russ White

It is not difficult do either. A little bread board and a couple relays is al it would take, and the breadboard is optional.

mmmmmm....... Are you sure? You would need to power the relays (psu, ¿trafo?), or you could tap it from one of the output stage psus.

[leifchristensen]

once I get a schematic (even a simple one will do), I´ll build it
anyone?
thxs in advance
best
Leif
Norway

[BrianDonegan]

OTTO 2:1 Switching Module

[MrMajestic]

Originally Posted by BrianDonegan

OTTO 2:1 Switching Module

Would be great with something smaller and perhaps in stock as well

[leifchristensen]

thxs..that´s a start
I have relays and the board isn´t really needed
best
Leif

[hobo king]

Originally Posted by Russ White

No not by any means.

You could buy both and compare for yourself.

This implies II and III will be offered concurrently?

Do you have an estimate on price and release date?

Thx.

Hobo

[tailspn]

Hi Russ,

Could you comment on the DSD format that the BIII will accept? Will it accept Wordclock and SDIF2, and if so, how many channels. I would like to do two channels per BIII, but would be OK if it only could accept a single channel.

Thanks