dadab12
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where did you get it from, both of you?
Has anybody had trouble running the ODAC from Win 7 64bit? I did not install with in built drivers and the I have not yet come across any drivers to download for this...
The smaller case and new endplates for the ODAC look fantastic!
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The digital signal cannot be contaminated by the power supply. The only two reasons I can think of in the case of a USB powered DAC is that the 5v USB supply should be clean as it is powering the DAC. Secondly any sort of noise can be transmitted via the cable to the analog outputs of the ODAC. Although there is on board filtering a good USB cable with an inbuilt ferrite core may be a good yet cheap solution.
There are some high end connectors which prevent the USB ground to be separate from the DAC ground however I won't recommend any of those as this is a budget rig.
Sorry to hear about your problem, so I'm not the only one in that situation - may I ask where did you get your ODAC from?
I got it from JDS Labs. The popping happens about 1 in 10 times when changing tracks.