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Drivers or no...

Posted by JeffH on June 30, 2012 at 15:02:51:
Looking at the Ayre website:

"Connected via a USB port and using the Streamlength asynchronous USB transfer mode software licensed from Wavelength Audio, an Ayre USB D/A converter generates a fixed-frequency master audio clock for jitter-free playback of your music. Now the D/A converter is in control and provides the critical master audio clock; the computer simply stores the music files. Ayre USB D/A converters also utilize techniques to provide total electrical isolation between your computer and music system."

I was told by my dealer that software was not needed.