Re: New USB/Spdif interface

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In Reply to: New USB/Spdif interface posted by juanitox on September 12, 2006 at 03:29:59:

I guess the only way to learn is that someone pull the trigger and buy one for testing.
The price is righ, especially on this side of the pond. (importing anything from Germany from Deade of DDAC fame cost a lot in shipping)

This gizmo looks better than stock M-Transit.

Concerns? Is there ASIO driver written for it or the only way is to use ASIO4ALL? My Waveterminal sounds way better with it's own ASIO driver than with ASIO4ALL
What I would really like to see on this device is 5V DC in pin for the optional external power supply. They do not have to supply it at all. Adding a DC pin cost $0.20 but puts device in the entirelly new class.
External power, especially regulated linear DC makes a night and day difference - power via USB is simply not up to snuff. (Check hardware voltage in BIOS - 5V DC is usually 4.75v with fluctuation) It translates to unstable voltage from a noisy environment and the max. 1A.

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Topic - New USB/Spdif interface - juanitox 03:29:59 09/12/06 (8)

I like this statement on their website : - Quiet Earth 20:54:29 09/12/06 (0)

Re: New USB/Spdif interface - ThomasPf 19:07:24 09/12/06 (4)

so, good or bad? - juanitox 23:15:09 09/12/06 (3)

Re: so, good or bad? - ThomasPf 00:05:43 09/13/06 (2)

Why I think Async will never work. - Gordon Rankin 08:14:02 09/13/06 (1)

Re: Why I think Async will never work. - ThomasPf 09:35:53 09/13/06 (0)

Re: New USB/Spdif interface - Gordon Rankin 08:36:27 09/12/06 (0)

Re: New USB/Spdif interface - bobp 07:04:50 09/12/06 (0)

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