Sold.

fffffffffffff.....................

Did you design and built it yourself or you just resell them ?

Thanks

I designed it, i draw the pcb, factory print the pcb, factory solder all the parts.

What about a version II of this? Minus the USB part, just the DAC and separate PSU?

I going to make another one for myself, a very very very
good sounding DAC. USB input NOS TDA1541 with fully
discrete output, shielded transformer mount on PCB. And
as usual, naked! For sure the price is not cheap
(3~4 times of wm8501's modal price).

Expected, it wont be a good sale because nobody will appreciate it nor
even pay for over RM300 things for a non-commercial thing. But who
care what in consumers' mind, at least it sound awesome and up for
my needs.

Btw, jazzy, i ordered a Leema xero.

This post has been edited by chchyong89: Feb 13 2011, 07:54 AM

I hv a friend who just wanted the DAC minus the USB parts. Possible? He wants to 'tweak' the kit.

A studio monitor eh? Why a Xeema xero?

You mean he want to mod into optical/coaxial input? I
don't have it, but I would like to recommend a kits for your
friend which it using TDA1543 and cs8416 as receiver



The passive I/V output for TDA1543 is not good, my friend tested it with
pass Zen I/V stage and it sound pretty nice! Let me know if you need it. The price
is half of the wm8501.

This post has been edited by chchyong89: Feb 12 2011, 08:24 PM

You can poison here with some demo vids to get some sales

Yes, something like that!
Ok will pass the message. But he's an old hat and has been playing with TDA1541 etc so I don't think he would be keen.
Hey, that Xeema xero speakers. 'Cheap' ah?

I got it at very good price. RM1200 included shipping. I manage to
grab the last pcs from that seller, i think it will be no more. When
the speaker arrive, will show some photos of it

I'd say it's a 'steal' at that price!
What photos? I'll go to your place to have a listen!

This post has been edited by jazzy939: Feb 12 2011, 09:12 PM

Totally ***respect*** you ... most ppl here are mainly users but you designed an audio DAC and made it into a product ... nice..

Playing cables is totally not my cup of tea to be an audiophiles. Because
i can't hear the difference totally.

You're not alone chchyong!

I've hit a major problem testing this DAC.....how to enable 24bit 192khz USB support in Win7? The USB Audio interface can only go up to 16 bit 48khz.

You can't

The native drivers only do USB 1.1

Found this,different USB chip though,then who's the pioneer??

http://www.erji.net/read.php?tid=732241

the pioneer is Texas Instrument.

Design in engineer's context means construction of a circuit to achieve specific goals. To outsiders, this is probably not "original". So unless it's a ground breaking new concept of new topologies or designs, there's no "pioneering" in most analog circuits. (considering they are that old and almost thoroughly explored).

Okie dokie....sorry for the stupid question. Now I remember why I gave up on the USB interface last time.....