Musical Fidelity V-link Asynchronous 24bit 96khz USB to SPDIF converter
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dhart86
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For sale is my Musical Fidelity V-link Asynchronous 24bit 96khz USB to SPDIF converter. This device is excellent for using between a computer/laptop and an amplifier that accepts digital input, or a DAC, and a must for 96khz Hi-Res Audio.
It bypasses the computer soundcard via USB, retrieving the music file that was requested to be played, and converting it into a digital signal that can be sent to your amplifier/DAC via either optical or coaxial cable. This means that the sound and timing is not coloured by the computer, and is sent unaltered to your amplifier/DAC, which can make impressive improvements in sound quality when the computer is taken out of the equation.
I have used this item for many years to get the best sound from my pc-stored audio library
asking $65 shipped
It bypasses the computer soundcard via USB, retrieving the music file that was requested to be played, and converting it into a digital signal that can be sent to your amplifier/DAC via either optical or coaxial cable. This means that the sound and timing is not coloured by the computer, and is sent unaltered to your amplifier/DAC, which can make impressive improvements in sound quality when the computer is taken out of the equation.
I have used this item for many years to get the best sound from my pc-stored audio library
asking $65 shipped
Main Rig:
Antipodes DX > Roon > PS Audio Directstream Jr.>deHavilland Ultraverve 3 >Belles Reference 150a >Harbeth C7 ES3
Second Rig:
Roon> PS Audio Directstream Jr Bridge II > EE Minimax pre (Tutay mods) >Belles 150A Ref >Monitor 5 (Westmassguy-modded)
Antipodes DX > Roon > PS Audio Directstream Jr.>deHavilland Ultraverve 3 >Belles Reference 150a >Harbeth C7 ES3
Second Rig:
Roon> PS Audio Directstream Jr Bridge II > EE Minimax pre (Tutay mods) >Belles 150A Ref >Monitor 5 (Westmassguy-modded)