Get a Tentlabs clock XO3 it will clean up your transport and it has a super Spidf (digital coax) output.
Use your power supply that feeds your analog stage for the +15v for the XO3 and disconect that power supply from powering your analog stage so it's only being used to power the XO3, and just leave the - of the power supply disconected.
Cheers George
Use your power supply that feeds your analog stage for the +15v for the XO3 and disconect that power supply from powering your analog stage so it's only being used to power the XO3, and just leave the - of the power supply disconected.
Cheers George
Tent Labs is GOOD!
Hi Guys,
Tent labs 's DIG out board is good!
If you want to do it a cheap way, you'll have to understand that the SP/DIF will not be as good as the Tent one.
I know that Elso made a goodone also, but the parts are no longer available, but maybe there is a substitute for the (i thinkOPA603???) part.
All the best,
Audiofanatic
Hi Guys,
Tent labs 's DIG out board is good!
If you want to do it a cheap way, you'll have to understand that the SP/DIF will not be as good as the Tent one.
I know that Elso made a goodone also, but the parts are no longer available, but maybe there is a substitute for the (i thinkOPA603???) part.
All the best,
Audiofanatic
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smario, you may get some ideas from this, it's my Pioneer PD77 a bit more advanced than your PDs 501 but I've seen the PDS905 and it needs a digital coax output as well, all the are missing on the board, they just need to be soldered in and you'll have spidf coax output.
Cheers George
Cheers George
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Great!
I hope you enjoy it and eventualy make a good SP/DIF out circuit.
It's very important to have a good circuit, it makes all the difference.
All the best,
Audiofanatic
smario said:Hi everyone
It works !![]()
I had to cut one jumper wire and add pull up resistor (470R) to pin 59 to enable digital out. Then I made a simple output circut (connected to pin 60) to form S/PDIF output signal.
Thanks everybody.
Mario.
I hope you enjoy it and eventualy make a good SP/DIF out circuit.
It's very important to have a good circuit, it makes all the difference.
All the best,
Audiofanatic
Hi
I didn't use pulse transformer for one simple reason, I had to go to store and buy it (I was lazy and I wanted to finish everything ASAP). I used optocoupler 6N137 with external power. Basically I inverted signal from pin 60, filtered it and connected it to 6N137 input. On the other side of 6N137, I (again) put some RC filter, divider (to adjust level to SPDIF specifications) and transistor buffer. That’s it. I checked (with oscilloscope) all waveforms to be sure that signal on DAC input is as good as possible.
Kind regards.
Mario
I didn't use pulse transformer for one simple reason, I had to go to store and buy it (I was lazy and I wanted to finish everything ASAP). I used optocoupler 6N137 with external power. Basically I inverted signal from pin 60, filtered it and connected it to 6N137 input. On the other side of 6N137, I (again) put some RC filter, divider (to adjust level to SPDIF specifications) and transistor buffer. That’s it. I checked (with oscilloscope) all waveforms to be sure that signal on DAC input is as good as possible.
Kind regards.
Mario
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