I am currently using my computer as a source with Amazon music in high res as well as my CDs ripped as FLAC and (I know) 320kbps mp3.
After a change of house and a change of PC I was using a Behringer external USB DAC and things didn't sound as good as I remembered through my modest setup which comprises Yamaha A9500 and some Klipsch speakers.
Intrigued by customer reviews of the Topping D10 I bought one to try out. It was night and day compared to the Behringer.
I am extremely happy with my hi-fi now, enjoying the music once again.
I feel I may have missed a trick. I have a Pure DAB tuner, a BT YouView type box and a Samsung TV - I'd like to get the best quality from the first two, the TV doesn't really matter as most of the time I use the box to watch stuff.
I'd like the D10 to decode the output from the other sources.
First, I wonder if I can patch it using the computer, somehow persuading software to copy an incoming digital stream to the D10's USB, it sounds difficult but I don't think it would be impossible, maybe need another device to plug into PC.
Secondly, if not, is there something sub-200 that would be as good or better soundwise as the Topping D10 but would take more inputs, optical if possible?
After a change of house and a change of PC I was using a Behringer external USB DAC and things didn't sound as good as I remembered through my modest setup which comprises Yamaha A9500 and some Klipsch speakers.
Intrigued by customer reviews of the Topping D10 I bought one to try out. It was night and day compared to the Behringer.
I am extremely happy with my hi-fi now, enjoying the music once again.
I feel I may have missed a trick. I have a Pure DAB tuner, a BT YouView type box and a Samsung TV - I'd like to get the best quality from the first two, the TV doesn't really matter as most of the time I use the box to watch stuff.
I'd like the D10 to decode the output from the other sources.
First, I wonder if I can patch it using the computer, somehow persuading software to copy an incoming digital stream to the D10's USB, it sounds difficult but I don't think it would be impossible, maybe need another device to plug into PC.
Secondly, if not, is there something sub-200 that would be as good or better soundwise as the Topping D10 but would take more inputs, optical if possible?