Thanks for the response.
I use a TDA1387 based DIY DAC. The chips costs pennies and is as simple as it gets as far as building DACS go. Performance for the price is quite astonishing.
This was one of the last NOS chips made, and features newer type of techonology compared to older ’’R2R’’ types which I dont have a hope of understanding, but some have said on DIY forums that this newer multibit technology is superior to older R2R in some ways due to not using internal resistors which inherently suffer from accuracy issues.
The drawback is only 16 bit support, luckily high sample rates are still supported which I think is the most important aspect of Hi Res.
I use a TDA1387 based DIY DAC. The chips costs pennies and is as simple as it gets as far as building DACS go. Performance for the price is quite astonishing.
This was one of the last NOS chips made, and features newer type of techonology compared to older ’’R2R’’ types which I dont have a hope of understanding, but some have said on DIY forums that this newer multibit technology is superior to older R2R in some ways due to not using internal resistors which inherently suffer from accuracy issues.
The drawback is only 16 bit support, luckily high sample rates are still supported which I think is the most important aspect of Hi Res.