03-10-2019, 02:58 PM
(03-10-2019, 01:53 PM)Djsedaw Wrote:We like the look of this HAT DAC... but we don't understand why there's no indication on the DAC chip and the chip solutions for power regulation and the signal output. Probably because we've been spoiled by ALLO.COM with a huge amount of info regarding their past and present audio digital solutions. Openess creates ease of communication and understanding.(03-10-2019, 03:21 AM)orchardaudio Wrote: Hi,I really like the look of this one, I brought the applepi dac and to me it sounds great but have itchy fingers for this one, the only thing that will save me from buying it is the cost of importing from the usOFa!
Please check out our latest offering:
www.orchardaudio.com/pecanpi
It is fully supported in moOde using the RPI-DAC driver/overlay.
I have tried it and confirm to work.
Regards;
Leo
The audio Raspberry Pi is a quite 'crowded' sector. The BOSS DAC and the Khadas Tone Board DACs are the obvious options for the lower priced solutions while the KATANA DAC has established itself the obvious choice in the $250 price range. Strangely enough the PecanPi DAC is priced (after a reduction) in the same price range as the KATANA. Which would be the DAC chosen by the discerning buyer from the North American continent to be his/her next purchase out of these two HAT DACs both manufactured in North America...?
