Hi kuribo,
The ES9018 accepts only S/PDIF, I2S, or DSD inputs. There's no USB input. But you can connect your exasound's DCK, LR and it's 4 x I2S outputs directly to my DAC board and you're all set.
Al
The ES9018 accepts only S/PDIF, I2S, or DSD inputs. There's no USB input. But you can connect your exasound's DCK, LR and it's 4 x I2S outputs directly to my DAC board and you're all set.
Al
Hi AAK,
Wow, just found this thread. Those boards sure look great. If they sound as good as they look, count me in.
I presently have a pair of 2 way active crossovers based on MiniDSP driving GedLee Abbeys. I also have an LFE output to a Sub. I am looking for 5 channels of DAC driven by 5 channels of either TOSLINK or SPDIF. I will also need in future to expand to a multi sub configuration, so will need the additional 3 channels.
Dinesh
Wow, just found this thread. Those boards sure look great. If they sound as good as they look, count me in.
I presently have a pair of 2 way active crossovers based on MiniDSP driving GedLee Abbeys. I also have an LFE output to a Sub. I am looking for 5 channels of DAC driven by 5 channels of either TOSLINK or SPDIF. I will also need in future to expand to a multi sub configuration, so will need the additional 3 channels.
Dinesh
Hi kuribo,
The ES9018 accepts only S/PDIF, I2S, or DSD inputs. There's no USB input. But you can connect your exasound's DCK, LR and it's 4 x I2S outputs directly to my DAC board and you're all set.
Al
Yeah, I knew that...I was assuming you would have a usb input front end but since I already have the 8 channel exa board, even better....
Thanks! Please let us know about price, etc....
Hi kuribo,
Sorry I didn't understand. I have been working on my own USB audio device and something similar to a miniDsp for digital crossovers but there not ready yet. When I get there I let you know.
Al
Sorry I didn't understand. I have been working on my own USB audio device and something similar to a miniDsp for digital crossovers but there not ready yet. When I get there I let you know.
Al
Your dac should be fine for me- like I said, I already have a usb to i2s board that I can use with it....I will be using computer software for the crossovers and any dsp. Please let us know when it may be available and at what cost. Thanks again.
Hi kuribo,
What software are using for the digital crossovers? Can you enter your own filter coefficients? Thanks!
Al
What software are using for the digital crossovers? Can you enter your own filter coefficients? Thanks!
Al
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Hi Juan,
No, not yet. Actually I was just thinking about which off the shelf USB audio device I could use to test my DAC board with and how to connect to it. Amanero was one of them the other I2SOverUSB that outputs 8 channels.
Best regards,
Al
No, not yet. Actually I was just thinking about which off the shelf USB audio device I could use to test my DAC board with and how to connect to it. Amanero was one of them the other I2SOverUSB that outputs 8 channels.
Best regards,
Al
Hi AAK again:
My preferred are
XMOS DSD 384 kHz / 32bit USB
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digital-source/236028-xmos-dsd-384-khz-32bit-usb.html
or USB to I2S 384Khz - DSD Converter
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/vendors-bazaar/216474-usb-i2s-384khz-dsd-converter.html
Best
Juan
My preferred are
XMOS DSD 384 kHz / 32bit USB
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digital-source/236028-xmos-dsd-384-khz-32bit-usb.html
or USB to I2S 384Khz - DSD Converter
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/vendors-bazaar/216474-usb-i2s-384khz-dsd-converter.html
Best
Juan
^ both of them are excellent choices. It would great if you could make a matched, plug-n-play adapter for the Amanero, without going through wires.
They both have GB at Diyaudio.
Amanero:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AmX4TyHWgSmNdE5laDJQNlA3UVBYaWlrczJwYS1EcXc#gid=0
or directlyamanero.com
and jolo_s´s XMOS,(inicially):
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/group-buys/237301-gb-thread-xmos-dsd-384-khz-32bit-usb.html
or directly XMOS 384kHz high-quality USB to I2S PCB with ultralow noise 6.5uV regulator
XMOS 384kHz high-quality USB to I2S PCB with ultralow noise 6.5uV regulator - DIYINHK
Juan
Amanero:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AmX4TyHWgSmNdE5laDJQNlA3UVBYaWlrczJwYS1EcXc#gid=0
or directlyamanero.com
and jolo_s´s XMOS,(inicially):
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/group-buys/237301-gb-thread-xmos-dsd-384-khz-32bit-usb.html
or directly XMOS 384kHz high-quality USB to I2S PCB with ultralow noise 6.5uV regulator
XMOS 384kHz high-quality USB to I2S PCB with ultralow noise 6.5uV regulator - DIYINHK
Juan
Al,
I am curious, why didn't you just integrate the 3.3v ACC shunt regulators onboard, instead of separate PCBs?
I am curious, why didn't you just integrate the 3.3v ACC shunt regulators onboard, instead of separate PCBs?
Hi Lil Knight,
I couldn't fit the two AVCC regulators on-board. The DAC section of the board measures 1.9" x 2.6", and the two AVCC regulators though small at 1" x 0.5" each take up too much space. It's also nice to have the option to try different types of regulators.
Best regards,
Al
I couldn't fit the two AVCC regulators on-board. The DAC section of the board measures 1.9" x 2.6", and the two AVCC regulators though small at 1" x 0.5" each take up too much space. It's also nice to have the option to try different types of regulators.
Best regards,
Al
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