no real reason to have big currents for your DAC output.

I'm very lazy to type this now. Perhaps I'll elaborate tomorrow on the technical details of this DAC chip, and why it is better to have it confined rather than add needless "upgrades" which defeats the purpose of this DAC.



This is good stuff. At least trust me on this one. Bug me so I can type it out if any of you are interested.

This DAC is meant to give you ALOT for a LITTLE money.

No real reason to get this when you're already comfortable with a Buffallo II level DAC.



precisely.



There is no need for a dedicated PSU, the thing is already regulated with a LDO!

That is honestly his style It helps to bring down cost a lot. Go dig up his old thread. It was already like this back then.

Perhaps he would offer it in the future who knows lol.

Point being is that it is unfeasible for the nature of his sales ATM I would reckon.

EDIT: Going to sreep, kerja awal tomolo.

Anyway, I don't know the dimensions, but it seems to me it would be an incredibly simple thing to retrofit a case for it. I think there should be an abundant of cases we can use for it.

This post has been edited by LittleGhost: Aug 2 2012, 10:09 PM

Yes.

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Added on August 14, 2012, 12:14 pmDoesn't matter. Any software attenuation causes lost in bits information.

Unless you have 24 bits to work with.

This post has been edited by LittleGhost: Aug 14 2012, 12:14 PM

Yes.

not only due potential loss of bits, but also highest SNR when you're at your max volume.

Then again, if you don't have line out, any amp = waste.

What is your rmaa setup like?

Are you sourcing them with the same PC? Because if you are, you're having ground loops -> hence problematic results.

Ground loops is not PC dependent. It's when you tie an "extra" ground with the sleeve of the jack when the ground is already shared within the same PC.



To be honest, RMAA is rarely a good gauge of absolute performance. It's very finnicky. I kinda side with nwaguy in RMAA's case.

Tried ARTA yet?

naw mate.

My senior used it for his FYP.

where do you stay?

Perhaps I can lend you an amp.

what?

I use youtube for my music these days. I don't get to criticize others on their shitty sauces.


I'll be beck to cyber perhaps in one month+ or so.

dafuq?

You were in MMU?

For masters? Which course? It's weird I've never met you before at all.

Final sem.

Doing my blardy interns now then can graduate d. Late by one trimester because I switched my majors

Perhaps all of us could meet one of these days. chchyong89 is in my year too, FOE as well.

yes you need an amp.

The thing runs only at 16 bit. Any attenuation = loss of information.

Besides, the output stage is not meant for direct drive.

you competent with a soldering iron or not?

I has leftover pint PCBs i got for free from hohodiy. I can give you one for free

You can solder or not? (i have more than one left IIRC)

There's an embarrassingly long story regarding the desktop amp i posted a while ago.

There was a hard disk crash immediately a week later after I posted the circuit. I lost almost 90% of my own work and other valuable resources I've collected over the years. Tried to send it to china for recovery but no dice till now.

It's a great deal of pain I had to go through. Yes I was stupid for not having it backed up. Now I have to rebuild a lot of the things I made before. I have a few new things to offer maybe next month or so. Will post a clarification on the mentioned thread afterwards.


This time everything I have is in the cloud system, albeit minus the huge valuable resources I once had

EDIT: Cringing hard even as I post this. God damn the memories are coming back to haunt me again.

This post has been edited by LittleGhost: Sep 3 2012, 06:18 AM

Won't heat up la, low power one.

This.

change windows sound device to USB audio.