Yes, but it would involve adding a digital input receiver daughter board inside the player and wiring that board's output to the player's existing digital audio signal bus. You can find commercially available digital input receiver daughter boards intended for hobbyists, but even so, this would likely not be a trivial endeavor.
I'm about to refurbish / upgrade my ReVox player (new caps, discrete opamps, possibly low jitter clock when funds allow).
Since I also have a lot of music on my computer, I find it a pity that it won't be able to benefit the (supposedly) good sound I'm going to enjoy trough the ReVox. That is the only reason why I was asking
Since I also have a lot of music on my computer, I find it a pity that it won't be able to benefit the (supposedly) good sound I'm going to enjoy trough the ReVox. That is the only reason why I was asking
I'm about to refurbish / upgrade my ReVox player (new caps, discrete opamps, possibly low jitter clock when funds allow).
Since I also have a lot of music on my computer, I find it a pity that it won't be able to benefit the (supposedly) good sound I'm going to enjoy trough the ReVox. That is the only reason why I was asking
You want to use the DAC of the Revox then?
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