Singxer F-1 XMOS XU208 USB Digital Interface

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The Singxer F-1 digital interface allows you to connect your DAC or receiver to your computer using coaxial. This will come in handy for audiophiles who want to bypass DACs with outdated USB interfaces, or those incompatible with their current setup Read More

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May 31, 2018

The Singxer SU-1 would be awesome! (with a 240v option, please!)

TamPrs

280

May 30, 2018

Request Singxer SU1 drop.

dleblanc

245

Mar 14, 2018

I'd rather a drop on the SU-1

Zender

Mar 13, 2018

https://www.shenzhenaudio.com/singxer-f-1-xmos-usb-digital-interface-board-xu208-chip-high-end-u8-upgraded-version.html

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bilboda

Mar 13, 2018

ZenderAdd the case and it is 209.99...the Schitt Eitr may be the way to go anyway, unless you plan to make use of the i2s hdmi connection that is not incorporated in this drop. The marketing blurb is sloppy as well. This does not have 2 spdifs and will not output dsd unless you know how to do it thru hdmi or aes. The Singxer SU1 has that all done already but is twice the price.

Spukta

Mar 13, 2018

So. Can someone more intelligent than me explain this product? Seems to me that it's like a DAC but only with a coaxial out.

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velo_sometime

May 30, 2018

Adding to what PTamas said, it looks like the Schiit Eitr goes up to 24/192 PCM and doesn't do DSD, whereas the Singxer F-1 XMOS XU208 (according to the description on Massdrop) accepts up to 32 bits PCM going in (stepping down to 24/192 going out) and does do 'single-rate' DSD (i.e. standard SACD quality) up to DSD256. The other thing I've noticed is Schiit says their Eitr is Windows 10 compatible whereas Singxer makes no such claim for their USB interface. Lastly, Schiit is made in the USA whereas Singxer...PRC.

ElectronicVices

2940

May 31, 2018

velo_sometimeWindows 10 now has native USB class 2 support, being one of the latest xmos chips I highly doubt one will have compatibility issues. The drivers aren't as complex as they were when trying to work around UAC 1.0 crud in the older days of Windows. As always, buyer beware.