Multi channel USB>i2s options with DSD if it is possible.

[4est]

I have a Twisted Pear Buffalo III DAC that I have been waiting to build. My intent for this would be as a four channel DAC most likely used as a L+R, hi and low pass. The Exa U21 is now discontinued, and I am seeking options and opinions please. Alternately, if someone has a U21 they are looking to part with, PM me.

 

I am considering this DIYINHK device as it may be possible to modify it to work:

 

Isolated XMOS 384kHz high-quality USB to I2S PCB with ultralow noise 6.5uV regulator - DIYINHK

 

24 | January | 2014 | H i F i D U I N O

[YashN]

A new check with the guys at XMOS may yield something interesting.

[vortecjr]

I have a Twisted Pear Buffalo III DAC that I have been waiting to build. My intent for this would be as a four channel DAC most likely used as a L+R, hi and low pass. The Exa U21 is now discontinued, and I am seeking options and opinions please. Alternately, if someone has a U21 they are looking to part with, PM me.

 

I am considering this DIYINHK device as it may be possible to modify it to work:

 

Isolated XMOS 384kHz high-quality USB to I2S PCB with ultralow noise 6.5uV regulator - DIYINHK

 

24 | January | 2014 | H i F i D U I N O

 

Have you considered using the multi channel Pink Faun i2s Bridge? This solution bypasses USB all together. You can use it with twin two channel LVDS or 3.3V TTL receivers.

 

Also, you might find this database useful: http://www.i2s.sonore.us

 

Jesus R

[4est]

Thanks for the heads up on this. I will be keeping my my eyes open about this.

A new check with the guys at XMOS may yield something interesting.

[4est]

Thank you Jesus, but I cannot use pci.

Have you considered using the multi channel Pink Faun i2s Bridge? This solution bypasses USB all together. You can use it with twin two channel LVDS or 3.3V TTL receivers.

 

Also, you might find this database useful: http://www.i2s.sonore.us

 

Jesus R