I think we need to leave Brian and Russ to decide on what the offering(s) are now. I am sure they have taken onboard all our requests and I am also sure not everybody will be satisfied but endless options are not realistic.
That was three days ago when he also said "Ordering boards today".
Regarding the clocks, I'm with ChrisMmm and suggest we let Brian and Russ decide on the options they'll offer.
Ray
As well as for previous Buffalo versions (and other i2s DACs) presumably (hopefully)?
I think it will be a while yet, assuming they have ordered the boards, they will need to be made & shipped to TP, then they need to assemble the boards by hand, put them up for sale etc. Here's hoping there will be enough to go around.
I was merely trying to make it easy in so that they weren't inundated with various suggestions- a good clock or pick your own clock and instal it yourself...
Any more detail available yet?
I'm working on drilling my chassis for my new 'ground up' Buffalo 3SE DAC build and particularly interested in what sort of power regulation the Botic board has, which will inform my decision on the sort of power supply I need to include for it (i.e. costs/benefits of simple linear vs shunt power supply; because of the Trident shunt regs on the 3SE I plan to use a simple linear regulated supply for it, using less space and producing less heat with minimal compromise on performance).
Thanks
Ray
I'm working on drilling my chassis for my new 'ground up' Buffalo 3SE DAC build and particularly interested in what sort of power regulation the Botic board has, which will inform my decision on the sort of power supply I need to include for it (i.e. costs/benefits of simple linear vs shunt power supply; because of the Trident shunt regs on the 3SE I plan to use a simple linear regulated supply for it, using less space and producing less heat with minimal compromise on performance).
Thanks
Ray
Sorry for he delay. I was away for a wedding. 🙂
Yes that is the idea for direct connection. 🙂
There is a uFL for the master clock output.