Pink Faun Pink Faun I2S Bridge
Computers are increasingly used in high-quality audio reproduction. The major advantage of a computer versus an embedded system is the great freedom and upgrade possibilities that a computer offers. In addition, computers are often equipped with powerful processors for easy processing of DSD streams, DSP settings and/or upsampling.
There are more and more manufacturers who use computer technology in their digital playback devices. Though, the built-in DAC in computers (part of the motherboard) is not sufficient enough to realize a high-quality digital to analog conversion. An external DAC is necessary. The Pink Faun I2S bridge realizes a high-quality I2S (PCM) connection between the music computer and the DAC. The Pink Faun I2S bridge also works as a filter to eliminate as many negative effects from the computer as possible and to allow a digital signal that is as clean as possible.
We recommend our very own Pink Faun I2S cable for use with the this bridge. This combination makes for a playback that is as airy and fluid as it is natural and detailed.
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- Ajasom — in-store — Amadora, Lisboa, Portugal (website)
- Audio Exotics — in-store — New Territories, Hong Kong (website)
- Audio Gallery — in-store — Las Rozas de Madrid, Comunidad de Madrid, Spain (website)
- Believe high Fidelity — online — United States (website)
- Choice Audio — online and in-store — White Bear Lake, Minnesota, United States (website)
- Ellington HiFi — in-store — Fairhope, Alabama, United States (website)
- Farnsworth Audio — in-store — Draper, Utah, United States (website)
- Jefferson — online and in-store — Pérouse, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France (website)
- L’auditeur — in-store — Budapest, Hungary (website)
- Magna Hifi — in-store — Heiloo, North Holland, Netherlands (website)
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