The legs are too short
The legs are too short, it didn't work for my project.
The legs are too short, it didn't work for my project.
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2026-10-05
Serhii L.
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2026-10-05
Patrick D.
Un câble de bonne qualité à petit ptix
J’ai installé ce câble pour alimenter mes JMR Euterpe jubilé avec un Wiim Amp Ultra en amplification. Le son a bien sûr évolué...
J’ai installé ce câble pour alimenter mes JMR Euterpe jubilé avec un Wiim Amp Ultra en amplification. Le son a bien sûr évolué...
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2026-10-05
Nuno J.
Very good
Working flawlessly for a strait 1 year a half, never had a BT connection issue on my second system, sound is full, no delays, A...
Working flawlessly for a strait 1 year a half, never had a BT connection issue on my second system, sound is full, no delays, A...
CS8416 Source Selector Module 2 SPDIF Inputs to 1 I2S Output - reviews - There is 1 review.
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2021-01-04
Jakub P.
Not for Raspberry Pi
The quality of the product is good, that`s why I give it 5 stars, but unfortunatelly it doesn`t work with Raspberry Pi/Audiophonics ES9038Q2M. If you want to have an optical or coaxial S/PDIF input in your DIY streamer, then just buy an optical/coaxial spdif socket and connect it to spdif + ground pins (+5V for optical socket) on Audiophonics DAC. You must also take into account the necessity of adding two capacitors to avoid "reloading" effect (lags in audio via optical spdif input).
The quality of the product is good, that`s why I give it 5 stars, but unfortunatelly it doesn`t work with Raspberry Pi/Audiophonics ES9038Q2M. If you want to have an optical or coaxial S/PDIF input in your DIY streamer, then just buy an optical/coaxial spdif socket and connect it to spdif + ground pins (+5V for optical socket) on Audiophonics DAC. You must also take into account the necessity of adding two capacitors to avoid "reloading" effect (lags in audio via optical spdif input).
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