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Originally Posted by Edwood 
As a desktop DAC, it simply works like any USB DAC. Plug in and it is recognized as a USB DAC. Worked just like plugging in my Pico DAC at CanJam.
-Ed
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Yes, indeed. What I'm curious about is reports on
just how strong the DAC stands as desktop replacement after cables have been MOT-DIY'd and the dust is settled around the early adopters. I'll have to sit out the pre-order anyway, having already dug into my wallet for the HF-2.
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Originally Posted by electropop 
So it's probably easy to to be used via Foobar/Asio4all. When I moved from iTunes/windows kmixer to Foobar/Asio with my Emu 0202, the difference was almost night and day. No noise floor, extreme transparency and huge dynamics in relation. So, for all XP-users, don't use it as the default soundcard in your windows system if you're after good sound-quality.
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Yes, I have nothing but <3 for foobar/asio4all; it's feeding a V-DAC and I've been curious to try a NOS as well. But it's not unlikely that my next gadget will be a Hifiman.
P.s.
Regarding form factor, what I'm typically looking for are solutions for transportable and ultra-portable respectively, but I can get used to having the transportable kit turned into portable without hurting the budget or sound quality. If in 3 or 6 years from now, my 2TB external HD brick turns into a 2TB SDXC, what's not to get used to with that...