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randytsuch wrote: ↑Sat Sep 30, 2017 3:43 pm Do not use a 373. Made a mistake :(
Need a 374. Or two 74s. But the 374 will be easier to use for this

No worries and thanks. I was getting the 374 as linked in previous posts. Cheers. :)

Hi, for the potato flip-flops, where shall I connect the OE pin to? Other pins are straightforward. Thanks. Did you get the 373? OE is active low, so tie it to ground. This way, outputs are always active, which is what you want. If OE is high, outputs go high impedance, which basically means they d...

randytsuch wrote: ↑Thu Sep 28, 2017 3:55 pm In the US, ebay or here
http://www.batteryspace.com/A123-System ... 0-mAh.aspx

If you're in the EU, I think they are easier to find there.

Thanks. :)

Hi, for the potato flip-flops, where shall I connect the OE pin to?

Other pins are straightforward. Thanks.

I finally tried a "real" A123 26650 battery in my dac. I bought a few, replaced the one that powers the isolated section and my usb to i2s converter. Made a significant difference, better resolution, so going to buy more a123 batteries to use in the dac. The pair that powers the ladder sh...

Thanks, Rick and Nige.

A stand-alone R2R network and shift register might actually be welcomed. I suppose we could use off-board clock and implement a good output stage to try to get great sound quality, if the standalone R2R network is not flawed.

Thanks, Rick. It interests me since its power supply is easier to implement. 3.3V and 60ma for two boards in push-pull mode. Very easy to go with batteries. Another thing is that it is not so power hungry as the soekris, since soekris draw a lot of current with its digital part. So, the diyer at diy...

Hi, guys, so how is the R2R by audio-gd compared to the one by soekris? Thanks.