I'm sorry, the final question 🙂 Can I connect Raspberry to this DAC trough i2s using 3 wire, powered all, and listen music up to 24 / 192 or DSD 128 using Volumio 1.4 (without any aditional board)?
It sounds pretty good:
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It sounds pretty good:
Very nice work! 🙂 What is the board near to RCA outputs? Do DSD 128 files play?
But I want to use this DAC without USB board, connected direct to i2s output of Rpi (3 wire). I can do that?
The black board is a stepped attenuator with small signal relays.
8th note - Stepped attenuator details page
I don't have dsd 128 files, but it works fine with dsd 64.
I can't answer your question, because i haven't tried it with Rpi. If the Rpi has i2s output, it will work, I think.
8th note - Stepped attenuator details page
I don't have dsd 128 files, but it works fine with dsd 64.
I can't answer your question, because i haven't tried it with Rpi. If the Rpi has i2s output, it will work, I think.
The black board is a stepped attenuator with small signal relays.
8th note - Stepped attenuator details page
I don't have dsd 128 files, but it works fine with dsd 64.
I can't answer your question, because i haven't tried it with Rpi. If the Rpi has i2s output, it will work, I think.
OK, thanks!
Why dont you use a bit-perfect volume attenuator in DAC?
LME49880 or LM4562HA, the 49880 sounds softer.
John, so you're saying it performs 8x or 10x oversample, then later it re-samples to 1.56 Mhz, what is the difference in oversampling and resampling in this case? It's only the first one performing Sinc interpolation while the rest of the 100 Mhz and 1.56 Mhz stuff is just adding silence into the higher frequencies right?
I was looking at post #39. Anyone else is free to answer as well.
Is this 100 Mhz shizazz simply for jitter-kill?
I was looking at post #39. Anyone else is free to answer as well.
Is this 100 Mhz shizazz simply for jitter-kill?
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Why dont you use a bit-perfect volume attenuator in DAC?[/QUOTE]
I removed the analog volume control panel, and I use the built in digital (bit-perfect?) volume control. It sounds much better now. It's awesome.
I use a macbook with audirvana player, it works flawlessly with the Diyinhk USB.
I listened a lots of dsd dac in my system, like Mytek, M2tech Young dsd, Northstar, Audio gd. This is my favorite so far.
Great job Diyinhk!
I removed the analog volume control panel, and I use the built in digital (bit-perfect?) volume control. It sounds much better now. It's awesome.
I use a macbook with audirvana player, it works flawlessly with the Diyinhk USB.
I listened a lots of dsd dac in my system, like Mytek, M2tech Young dsd, Northstar, Audio gd. This is my favorite so far.
Great job Diyinhk!
Nice build!
Very important thing, is to check for oscilations, belive me SEPC caps can ring like Notre Dame bell. Also, consider changing them, they are not the best in analog power supply 🙂
Very important thing, is to check for oscilations, belive me SEPC caps can ring like Notre Dame bell. Also, consider changing them, they are not the best in analog power supply 🙂
This sounds like a perfect fit for Audio-GD gear! If you do release it it will go straight to my dual PCM1704 DAC 🙂
Hello guys! This DAC looks very interesting, but I have found very little information on it. ES9018K2M specs are nice, but how good is this particular realization? Does anyone have some measurements? Has anyone compared it with proven ES9023 DACs such as ODAC or Curryman DAC?
Hello diyinhk,
How can you have a separate +5v supply to power the board instead of getting from usb supply.
How can you have a separate +5v supply to power the board instead of getting from usb supply.
Hi Guys,
its been awhile since I posted. I bought a es9018k2m kit and dropped in a digital supply. It fired right up and at first I thought is sounded decent... The more I listened the less I liked it. I called my old buddy Ed Martin from the old Marcof Electronics, took it to his house. He measured every stage and power output of the power supply as well as noise levels at the DAC output. Eventually he built built a filter network for each of the supply outputs from the digital ps and filtered in front of the DAC.
It seems that the early warnings about a cheap digital supply were correct, BUT I have to say, after Ed Finished working his magic, it is now outstanding. I've had some fairly decent DAC's in my system and this stands up quite well. My current DAC has been a Dual mono wolfson 8741 Dac that has separate digital and analog power supplies. I used a USB to SPDIF converter on it.... This little DIYINHK ES9018K2M stands up to it quite nicely, A little faster, Leaner in the bass, but drives bass deep and fast, no edgy sound anywhere and is very detailed. I have also had a Wadia 121 in my system and I'd take this over it anyday....
its been awhile since I posted. I bought a es9018k2m kit and dropped in a digital supply. It fired right up and at first I thought is sounded decent... The more I listened the less I liked it. I called my old buddy Ed Martin from the old Marcof Electronics, took it to his house. He measured every stage and power output of the power supply as well as noise levels at the DAC output. Eventually he built built a filter network for each of the supply outputs from the digital ps and filtered in front of the DAC.
It seems that the early warnings about a cheap digital supply were correct, BUT I have to say, after Ed Finished working his magic, it is now outstanding. I've had some fairly decent DAC's in my system and this stands up quite well. My current DAC has been a Dual mono wolfson 8741 Dac that has separate digital and analog power supplies. I used a USB to SPDIF converter on it.... This little DIYINHK ES9018K2M stands up to it quite nicely, A little faster, Leaner in the bass, but drives bass deep and fast, no edgy sound anywhere and is very detailed. I have also had a Wadia 121 in my system and I'd take this over it anyday....
Hi all,
I am really interested in this DAC, in order to replace a weiliang ak4399. It will be my first DIY dac and I am trying to see what i will need in order to make it.
If possible, please can you confirm that I am ok with the following list from diyinhk:
Last but not least, please can you advise me what transformer do I need, in order to get it from a local manufacturer?
Thank you in advance!
I am really interested in this DAC, in order to replace a weiliang ak4399. It will be my first DIY dac and I am trying to see what i will need in order to make it.
If possible, please can you confirm that I am ok with the following list from diyinhk:
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Last but not least, please can you advise me what transformer do I need, in order to get it from a local manufacturer?
Thank you in advance!
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PS & schematic
I don't know if there is an interest, but here is the digital supply that I bought, I do have the filter network that we built drawn up in a schematic. I really is a nice sounding DAC and I am happy to share the info. if you are interested, get your email address to me and I'll forward.
Tim
New Strong Power Universal DVD Power Board 5V 3 3V 12V 12V 21V | eBay
I don't know if there is an interest, but here is the digital supply that I bought, I do have the filter network that we built drawn up in a schematic. I really is a nice sounding DAC and I am happy to share the info. if you are interested, get your email address to me and I'll forward.
Tim
New Strong Power Universal DVD Power Board 5V 3 3V 12V 12V 21V | eBay
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