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2025-06-09
Maik B.
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2025-06-09
Maik B.
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Robust and built by Audiophonics at an amazing price.
The sound is excellent. Ranked 5th out of many...
Robust and built by Audiophonics at an amazing price.
The sound is excellent. Ranked 5th out of many...
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2025-06-09
Theodoros R.
MINIDSP MCHSTREAMER Interface USB XMOS to I2S / SPDIF / ADAT / TDM/ DSD / PDM 32bit 384kHz DSD256 - reviews - There are 2 reviews.
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2025-01-30
Theodoros A.
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2020-03-15
Ian C.
Very versatile, although not cheap
Veritable Swiss Army Knife for USB connectivity. Although this is not a cheap item, it is very useful. I use it for Toslink SPDIF to USB for my MacBook Pro which it does perfectly, but it can be configured for I2S in/out, Coax in/out, ADAT depending on the loaded firmware. Installing the firmware is easy enough.
Finding a decent Toslink to USB receiver that is better than 16 bit/44.1Khz is quite tricky. There is the Soundblaster X-Fi that can do this, but I was worried about Mac compatibility.
This works perfectly and can be powered by USB or with a 5V header on the board.
The USBStreamer would have sufficed for the rates that I record my vinyl at, but this was only marginally more expensive, and handles higher rates and DSD if I ever want to go that direction in future.
Veritable Swiss Army Knife for USB connectivity. Although this is not a cheap item, it is very useful. I use it for Toslink SPDIF to USB for my MacBook Pro which it does perfectly, but it can be configured for I2S in/out, Coax in/out, ADAT depending on the loaded firmware. Installing the firmware is easy enough.
Finding a decent Toslink to USB receiver that is better than 16 bit/44.1Khz is quite tricky. There is the Soundblaster X-Fi that can do this, but I was worried about Mac compatibility.
This works perfectly and can be powered by USB or with a 5V header on the board.
The USBStreamer would have sufficed for the rates that I record my vinyl at, but this was only marginally more expensive, and handles higher rates and DSD if I ever want to go that direction in future.
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