I'd really like to attempt another amp or DAC build (I ruined my CMoy PCB and I don't want to try and salvage the components and p2p it). So I'm looking to buy a full kit (getting all the parts for the CMoy was a bitch, and I had to order from 4 different sources.) that comes with a PCB and all the components. I don't want to spend more than $50 in case this turns out to be a total disaster... It seems like GlassJarAudio is one of the only places that stocks kits. Perhaps I'll go with the Bantam kit, but I want to know if there are other options out there. Thanks!
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Cheap, full-kit DAC or amp on a PCB?
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