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geekhack Projects => Making Stuff Together! => Topic started by: Binge on Wed, 01 January 2014, 14:44:16
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Over the new year my father and I made a prototype surface mount circuit board using a CNC engraving machine. The assembled DAC works very well and we might turn this into a small product for mobile listening. Here are some pics of the assembled prototype.
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Ask me anything about this project or equipment, and I'll do my best to answer.
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THAT IS SO COOL BINGE
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Whoa, that's cool!
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Sick work bro, that's awesome :)
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That's awesome. Looks very neat in addition to being functional.
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Just got off the phone with my pops... digipot volume controlled by cherry MX switches in the works. Thumbdrive sized package :|
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How much?
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How much?
Tough to say at this point. I would be assembling these myself and we are looking into making cases with the engraver. How much would you want to spend on something like this?
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How much?
Tough to say at this point. I would be assembling these myself and we are looking into making cases with the engraver. How much would you want to spend on something like this?
$30-$40. I don't own a DAC yet so I was thinking this is a good cheap entry level DAC
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How much?
Tough to say at this point. I would be assembling these myself and we are looking into making cases with the engraver. How much would you want to spend on something like this?
$30-$40. I don't own a DAC yet so I was thinking this is a good cheap entry level DAC
I still can't comment on a price, but I can tell you it matches up pretty well against the modi. That's pretty neat considering this device can only operate in the 16 bit domain for the time-being.
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wow looks great! I've been interested in DIY DACs sicne the alien was relevant. I still need to finish making my AMB gamma2's
In terms of size it reminds me a lot of the grubdac (http://beezar.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=40) / skeletondac projects. Can you comment on the SNR and other features?
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this is very close to an alien actually.