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Reply With QuoteWell it would be ok as long as your amplifier has an optical input. If not, then you will have a max of 2 channels to work with.
Anyone using one for their Car PC Audio?
Seems a nice spec and its tiny.Was thinking I may use one for my Laptop Install...
Not sure the onboard soundmax audio will cut it!
Mobile 24-bit/96kHz USB audio
Specifications
line/mic in
dynamic range: 100dB (typical, -60dB input, A-weighted)
signal-to-noise ratio: 100dB (typical, A-weighted)
THD+n: 0.00316% (typical)
maximum input voltage: +6dBV
line out
dynamic range: 104dB (typical, -60dB input, A-weighted)
signal-to-noise ratio: 104dB (typical, A-weighted)
thd+n: 0.00316% (typical)
maximum output voltage: 0dBV
size/weight: 2-1/4” X 3-5/8” X 1”; 0.1 lbs.
Well it would be ok as long as your amplifier has an optical input. If not, then you will have a max of 2 channels to work with.
I have it. It's a bit of pain setting up the SPDIF pass-thru for Dorby and DTS streams. Also it's USB 1.1, there is some speed issues.
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Originally Posted by ptk
Really?
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