New website for non DIY. As we are making more and more ready made, non-DIY products, we see how the “DIY” in our name can be confusing, some customers are asking if they need to solder and make the products themselves. So we thought it makes sense at this point to remove the “DIY” and [read more]
The psm3 power supply is finally back in stock (230V, -110V will be soon). It now matches the box of the newer UAE23+HP (Sabre DAC 2), and features both AC 6V and DC 8V outputs.
edit: check out the new UDP80: https://wp.eaudo.com/news/fully-digital-amplifiers We are excited to introduce the UD80 digital amplifier, the UD20’s bigger brother! UD80 is powerful with up to 2x80W @ 8 ohm, and while UD20’s bass is on the lighter side the UD80 has a deep powerful bass. It still has that ultra clear audiophile sound quality. We are [read more]
We have made a new version version of the optical/coaxial input ES9023 DAC, this time in a case and with an added headphone amplifier. It has a trafo inside, so it runs on mains voltage directly. The left knob switches between standby, optical and the two coaxial inputs, the right is a volume knob that [read more]
We’ll help you celebrating christmas with the new version of our externally powered Sabre dac. We have included a headphone amp in this new version, and made it fit the same box as the UD20 amplifier uses. The volume knob controls the headphone out only, so the direct line out on the back is not [read more]
EDIT: Available now! We are excited about our new amp, a USB fully digital amp which produces 2 x 20W at 8 and 4 ohm. It accepts a wide range of DC inputs, from 5 to 24V. 20W is reached at around 12V supply. It should be suitable for a lot of different situations, at [read more]
USB transfer modes has received a lot of interest and attention recently and “Asynchronous DAC’s” has been praised and hyped for it’s superior performance. However there seems to be a lot of confusion around asynchronous USB Audio. There is a good and explaining article at EDN network about USB Audio. Here’s a short explanation: There are 4 [read more]
Savitech has released Windows ASIO drivers for the SA9023 USB receiver. It can be downloaded here. ASIO drivers provides lower latency by bypassing the normal audio path in windows. However it is not required to use ASIO, the Savitech SA9023 devices also works with the native USB audio drivers. Asio drivers is is only recommended [read more]