I saw a picture in the German magazin Stereo HiFi Digital 1/2001 of an USB to SPDIF converter that more or less looks like the cheap Musiland Monitor 01 equivalent. In Germany the Melody sells for € 169 + € 89 for the power supply. The Musiland goes for EUR 50 (on ebay from China).
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