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1. Audiophilleo, computer audiophile USB S/PDIF audio transports
Audiophilleo, manufacturer of computer audiophile USB audio products such as USB to SPDIF transports, converters, processors
This is the 32 nd in a series of reviews dedicated to the concept of 32Ohm Audio as embodied by the store of that name in downtown Portland/Oregon and described here - Ed.
Real-world considerations: Does any of this matter? Don’t current USB interfaces and DACs take care of these issues? All the bits get through, don’t they?
Evo vs Audiophilleo: Part2 (Out of the box) Initial impressions are were based on the following configuration: Evo with Paul Hynes power supply (with Black Gates capacitors).
6. Audiophilleo Announces USB to SPDIF Transports - AVRev.com
Going digital often means sacrifice for audiophiles. Even with a whole collection ripped down to FLAC, there's an issue of output. Most computers only have one kind of ...
7. Review audiophilleo1, an ultra-low jitter USB to SPDIF transport ...
Audiophilleo is releasing audiophilleo1, a new kind of USB to SPDIF transport. If you are interested in reviewing this product, please contact us at support@audiophilleo ...
8. Audiophilleo 1 USB audio to S/PDIF converter is really high-end ...
We don't see too many USB-to-S/PDIF converters 'round these parts. Really, who but the most insane audiophile (the type who thinks they can discern ...
