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Bookmark or Share- Schiit Modi 3+ Review (Stereo DAC) - Audio Science Review (ASR) ForumUnison USB is Schiit's unique, proprietary USB input that is the result of 2 person-years of development. Running on a general-purpose Microchip microprocessor (rather than a typical XMOS or C-Media solution), Unison USB provides superior UAC2 performance at very low current draw from the host, as well as complete electromagnetic and ...
- miniDSP U-DAC8 8-Channel USB DAC ReviewThis is a review and detailed measurements of the miniDSP U-DAC8 multichannel USB audio DAC. It was kindly purchased and drop shipped to me by a member. The U-DAC8 came out a few years ago but still seems like a current device costing US $255 from the company direct. The U-DAC8 embodies simplicity and fitment for function:
- Questyle M15i — Mobile Headphone Amp & DAC - Head-Fi.orgThe Questyle M15 is often cited as one of the leading USB DAC/amp dongles available. I owned it myself for some time and was overall very impressed with the performance. With the M15I, Questyle have improved on the foundations of the M15 by adding Apple compatibility and tweaking the performance.
- How to properly send audio from MacBook to external DACAs USB does device enumeration, you probably see all supported sample rates in the audio panel. Don’t be surprised if the DAC (the chip inside the box) runs at a completely different rate. In fact most DAC’s do apply ASRC (Asynchronous Sample Rate Conversion) to get rid of the input jitter hence do have a free running clock.
- Topping D10 Balanced Review (USB DAC)This is a review and detailed measurements of the new Topping D10 Balanced. It was sent to me by the company and costs US $139. The D10 Balanced as the name implies, comes in my favorite USB DAC package with the same cute orange display: Back panel is where the difference is: Balanced...
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