[kunalraiker]

http://www.audio-gd.com/En%20audio-gd.htm
 
I feel they will be sold out very shortly and we will never get them again, much like the iBasso D4.

 

[Omega17TheTrue]

Only USB chips, no need to worry if you use coaxial input.

 

[h.rav]

^ agree 

 

[tim3320070]

A HiFace or similar converter will solve this. He will find another solution soon I'm sure.

 

[h.rav]

Or he could ditch the USB input all together. There are too many USB-SPDIF converter in market. The USB converter market is also still maturing.

 

[kunalraiker]

Quote:

Or he could ditch the USB input all together. There are too many USB-SPDIF converter in market. The USB converter market is also still maturing.

I wouldn't want to pay the extra on the converter.

 

[Jon L]

This is actually GREAT NEWS!
 
Maybe now Audio GD will finally fit their DAC's with real asynchronous USB implementations.  Since the Ti TUSB3200 Wavelength Audio solution will likely cost a lot for licensing, I say they should use the Cypress USB chip with Xilinx programmable chip like Musiland and HiFace 

 

[h.rav]

Quote:

I wouldn't want to pay the extra on the converter.

I don't need a USB input. 

 

[TheWuss]

all you guys and your coax.
 
is there really that much difference? 

 

[kunalraiker]

Quote:

This is actually GREAT NEWS!
 
Maybe now Audio GD will finally fit their DAC's with real asynchronous USB implementations.  Since the Ti TUSB3200 Wavelength Audio solution will likely cost a lot for licensing, I say they should use the Cypress USB chip with Xilinx programmable chip like Musiland and HiFace 

Could you please send out an e-mail to Kingwa explaining him of the options,i would be interested to know what he feels.

 

[Mr Joboto]

Ooo, interesting news! Interesting to see what happens from here. 

 

[h.rav]

Heh?? Were you looking at the DAC-19 or one of Woo Audio amps? 

 

[Edwood]

Quote:

This is actually GREAT NEWS!
 
Maybe now Audio GD will finally fit their DAC's with real asynchronous USB implementations.  Since the Ti TUSB3200 Wavelength Audio solution will likely cost a lot for licensing, I say they should use the Cypress USB chip with Xilinx programmable chip like Musiland and HiFace 

x2!
 
Would be nice to have some real 96/24 via USB for a change in more devices.

 

[krmathis]

..or wait for them to take on a different USB chipset.

 

[buz]

It's not like TI actually stopped making USB DACs...