I am looking for a 24/192 able DAC. Can be a DIY completed project (including chassiss and all the rest) or a commerical DAC.
I would prefer to have a DAC per channel.
I would prefer to have a DAC per channel.
Hi,
I've got an Analog Devices AD1896 DAC that I'm not using. It is 24/192 capable, it uses the Crystal CS8414 receiver, an Analog Devices AD1896 upsampler, and an Analog Devices AD1852 DAC. It is an evaluation board, very well designed. You would have to add a +/-15V power supply and a case to it (I could help you out with that if you need help). It's a pretty cool unit, you can experiment with upsampling to various bit rates and frequencies, it even has a digital output, so you can use it as an upsampler with another DAC. Because of the upsampler (the AD1869) it should be very immune to jitter (everything gets reclocked).
I bought it but went to a different type of system (6 channel digital crossover) so I'm not using it. I'm also in Toronto, let me know if you are interested. It wasn't cheap though.
I've got an Analog Devices AD1896 DAC that I'm not using. It is 24/192 capable, it uses the Crystal CS8414 receiver, an Analog Devices AD1896 upsampler, and an Analog Devices AD1852 DAC. It is an evaluation board, very well designed. You would have to add a +/-15V power supply and a case to it (I could help you out with that if you need help). It's a pretty cool unit, you can experiment with upsampling to various bit rates and frequencies, it even has a digital output, so you can use it as an upsampler with another DAC. Because of the upsampler (the AD1869) it should be very immune to jitter (everything gets reclocked).
I bought it but went to a different type of system (6 channel digital crossover) so I'm not using it. I'm also in Toronto, let me know if you are interested. It wasn't cheap though.
Oh, Okay. I found the receipt for mine, I paid $310CDN for it, if you're intereted in mine I'd want $250CDN.
Good luck with your dac.
Good luck with your dac.
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