The XMOS board draws too much power from the USB bus.
It requires a USB Hub with its own power supply.
Then it works !
XMOS USB on Mac
Dieter
It requires a USB Hub with its own power supply.
Then it works !
XMOS USB on Mac
Dieter
Great link. Many thanks. This suggests that the toslink sound is better than the USB - can anyone say something about that?
Dear Martin,
is the XMOS USB supported by Linux? Raspberry Pi? can u try?
- Is there a 4399 board available where i can hook up the DIYinHK XMOS i2s pcb?
Thank you very much
is the XMOS USB supported by Linux? Raspberry Pi? can u try?
- Is there a 4399 board available where i can hook up the DIYinHK XMOS i2s pcb?
Thank you very much
Please I need drivers for this kit, Plise Upload Here [ File Share - Share your files! ]
Thank you.
Please I need drivers for this kit, I can send it by email. or upload File Share - Share your files! . Thank you.
Thank you.
Hi all
I have just received the board, fully assembled, for 136 USD inc shipping.
It looks ok as far as component choice and placement.
I will play around with it in the coming weeks and see how good it is.
Cheers, Yair
Please I need drivers for this kit, I can send it by email. or upload File Share - Share your files! . Thank you.
I wouldn't go with a tube buffer with this one i think. This dac sounds very analogue already.
Remember some mods to do right away if you want it top class.
1. Op amps to opa228
2. Remove bypass on opamps: more coherent. (Or change to ero 1837)
3. If you can replace bypasses to ero mkp1837.
Remember burn-in: maybe 50-100h atleast... And if you want a cleaner, brighter sound , Cerafine on output. I have now filmcaps and that is the best - but bulky.
What the heck? You just ruined the signal path with all those long inductive leads and a cap resting on a heatsink 🙄
What the heck? You just ruined the signal path with all those long inductive leads and a cap resting on a heatsink 🙄
What tha heck? What resting on a heatsink? Should i take one more pic so you see that is 5mm between sink and cap?
I'm tired of people here just talking without even trying cos it says something in some book or "i have to fallow the gang or else i'm left out" hype
If you don't like what i like don't bother to comment. I only can say it's best dac me and my friends heard even though inductive leads, destroying signal or whatever
You don't even care to ask more in detail, just bomb away with criticism right away..
Where is this world going?
No i'm tired... Over n out
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I bought this one Breeze Audio Mini 24bit 192K USB DAC AKM4399 Xmos USB DAC | eBay Looks good sounds great
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Real Photo:
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Yeah looks like mine. My brezze case is little different.
Where did you buy it? What seller?
Breeze Audio Mini 24bit 192K USB DAC AKM4399 Xmos USB DAC | eBay
XMOS + AK4399 stock vs Asus Essence One stock
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Asus signal out a bit more and have a little more bass.
Worth purchased!
I can agree with signal is little low. But bass is really deep, tight and powerful. If Asus have "more" I wonder if it's not more "wet"... 😛
Do one more comparison when it's burned in 50-100h (or more) 😀
And try OPA1611 or OPA228 as op amp. 228 if you want little brighter sound, 1611 little warmer but more musical with wider soundstage.
/Johan
edit: Saw you have LME49990 in yours.. I'm not sure how good/bad that is compared to LME49710 that mine came with.
Do one more comparison when it's burned in 50-100h (or more) 😀
And try OPA1611 or OPA228 as op amp. 228 if you want little brighter sound, 1611 little warmer but more musical with wider soundstage.
/Johan
edit: Saw you have LME49990 in yours.. I'm not sure how good/bad that is compared to LME49710 that mine came with.
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Unit arrived
Hi,
My Unit just arrived today, after 1 month in the post that's too long.
I will put this unit in a case together with the following:
1. Transformers
2. DVDRom, slot-in version
3. Tube Buffer with Volume control
input:2* USB
output: L & R RCA to power amp.
I have most parts and it will take about a couple of weeks including testing. Will report back plus few images. Stay tuned.
Hi,
My Unit just arrived today, after 1 month in the post that's too long.
I will put this unit in a case together with the following:
1. Transformers
2. DVDRom, slot-in version
3. Tube Buffer with Volume control
input:2* USB
output: L & R RCA to power amp.
I have most parts and it will take about a couple of weeks including testing. Will report back plus few images. Stay tuned.
XMOS AK4399 USB I2S 24Bit 192K DAC decorder Assembled board
guys,I bought this DAC and in my device manager is error:code10
please can you upload drivers for me pls?
guys,I bought this DAC and in my device manager is error:code10
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
please can you upload drivers for me pls?
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Follow-up DIY DAC and Preamp with CDrom
Find attached are images of my implementation of the DAC AK4399 and Xmos in one board.
Note the following from 1st image:
1. top left, is the DAC
2. top right, tube buffer based on cathode follower with current source powered from 12VAC
3. bot. left, transformer for DAC
4. bot. right, transformer for Tube buffer and CDrom.
Total cost about US$200-$220, not including casing woodwork and labor. A worthwhile project.
This unit works with my front end(laptop) via USB and will also drive my power amp.
Initial assessment the sound seems promising fairly similar to the my AK4396 and Xmos(from DIYHK) combo from another project. BTW the DIYHK's Xmos driver cannot be used in Weiliang Xmos.
Hi,
My Unit just arrived today, after 1 month in the post that's too long.
I will put this unit in a case together with the following:
1. Transformers
2. DVDRom, slot-in version
3. Tube Buffer with Volume control
input:2* USB
output: L & R RCA to power amp.
I have most parts and it will take about a couple of weeks including testing. Will report back plus few images. Stay tuned.
Find attached are images of my implementation of the DAC AK4399 and Xmos in one board.
Note the following from 1st image:
1. top left, is the DAC
2. top right, tube buffer based on cathode follower with current source powered from 12VAC
3. bot. left, transformer for DAC
4. bot. right, transformer for Tube buffer and CDrom.
Total cost about US$200-$220, not including casing woodwork and labor. A worthwhile project.
This unit works with my front end(laptop) via USB and will also drive my power amp.
Initial assessment the sound seems promising fairly similar to the my AK4396 and Xmos(from DIYHK) combo from another project. BTW the DIYHK's Xmos driver cannot be used in Weiliang Xmos.
Attachments
It's 1.3 bought from minishow.
Yes i got a schematic.
Good for you .. if you can somehow share with us..
I replaced almost all elcos around 10-220uf with filmcaps around opamps, regulators and 2 weeks ago i finally added a potted Farnell/multicomp 2x9v /30Va for digital and whole it didn't offer so much improvement as filmcaps i got a harshfree , lively upper octave. It was worth the 30e i spent atleast!
I see what i can do. I'm not home at the moment.
There's no rush, I'm still deciding whether to buy ..
It seems to me that there are a lot of small electrolytes in the analog section, I hope to have something to do with power decoupling, not signal path..
Is there support for DSD?
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