'Audiophile' grade Chromecast Audio receiver product?

[jaynyc]

Hi.  Does there exist an 'audiophile' grade Chromecast receiver product?

We are all familiar with the $29 Chromecast Audio from Google and it's optical/SPDIF output.

One option would be to use a reclocker on the toslink signal, another would be to get a Chromecast device that is designed from the ground up with high quality clocks, BNC output, etc..

Does such a product exist?

 

Any leads greatly appreciated.

 

[k-man]

This should qualify as 'audiophile', but I wouldn't say high-end:

 

Beaglebone Wi-Fi Audio Cape - add for the software option 'Chromecast built-in for Audio (10 EUR/pc)', plus a Beaglebone Black of course.

[jaynyc]

On 8/26/2017 at 2:37 PM, k-man said:

This should qualify as 'audiophile', but I wouldn't say high-end:

 

Beaglebone Wi-Fi Audio Cape - add for the software option 'Chromecast built-in for Audio (10 EUR/pc)', plus a Beaglebone Black of course.

 

@k-man--  thanks.  Looks like this would require some hands-on effort, ie: it's not plug-and-play.  It's cool they have a ready-to-go Chromecast module.  But I am only seeing analog outs, not SPDIF.

 

Curious if there are any other products/solutions out there which do have Chromecast plus high quality SPDIF output.....