Edited by t3l3m4k0 at 2015-5-3 17:52


All of them have same chip, PCM2704, and low distortion ,THD + N: 0.006% (RL> 10 K), but output power is 12 mW (RL = 32), enough for  a earphones but not enough for unpowered speakers. You must put one amp on output.

There is cheap ones with veri good performance,
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/T ... mp/32331577069.html

Ok, thanks for your notice.
I already have an amplifier (with a volume potentiometer) , so now, I'm looking for a good little DAC, with usb interface, because I can't pilot GPIO ports with Android.

Gaara, look at htis one: https://www.indiegogo.com/projec ... ic-anytime-anywhere

Seems interesting, I already preordered one, will post my experiences here once it arrives.

Yes, looks cheap for this quality (192kHz & 24 bits).
But for my 2W speakers, does I need a quality like this ?
Anyway, I'm waiting for your try !

Ok, the DAC arrived yesterday. Connected it to a RPi B running Volumio to test it, works great! I tried to figure out how to connect it to the Orange Pi, but did not succeed yet. On the RPi, I used the P5 header to connect the DAC to the following pins:

Data:
Orange (MCLK) > not connected
Yellow (GND) > Pin 7 (GND)
White: (DATA) > Pin 6 (GPIO31)
Red (LRCK) > Pin 4 (GPIO29/I2C0_SCL)
Black (BCK) > Pin 3 (GPIO28/I2C0_SDA)

Power:
Red (+5V) > Pin 1 (5V)
Black (GND) > not connected

I was trying to find the corresponding pins in the Orange Pi manual, but apart from +5V and GND, I am not sure which pins to use and how to assign them...

Hoping for the Linux gurus now to help me further...