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PecanPi -- Next Generation Raspberry Pi DAC and Streamer

PostPosted: 02 Mar 2019, 15:49
by orchardaudio

Re: PecanPi -- Next Generation Raspberry Pi DAC and Streamer

PostPosted: 02 Mar 2019, 15:52
by orchardaudio
Reserved for future updates.

Re: PecanPi -- Next Generation Raspberry Pi DAC and Streamer

PostPosted: 06 Mar 2019, 15:09
by orchardaudio
Full tests results for the PecanDAC available here:
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/foru ... ost-155559

Re: PecanPi -- Next Generation Raspberry Pi DAC and Streamer

PostPosted: 07 Mar 2019, 14:21
by orchardaudio
Preorders available:

PecanPi DAC -- 224.99 -- 25% off
https://orchardaudio.com/shop?olsPage=products/pcnp-dac 

PecanPi Streamer -- 399.99 -- 20% off
https://orchardaudio.com/shop?olsPage=p ... pcnp-strmr

With every preorder you will be entered into a raffle to receive our next product for free. It will be a 100W Class-D amplifier.

Will be shipping in 3 to 6 months.

Re: PecanPi -- Next Generation Raspberry Pi DAC and Streamer

PostPosted: 11 Mar 2019, 00:07
by orchardaudio


DAC chips:
-- Dual flagship Burr-Brown PCM1794As in monaural mode
Digital HW Volume Control and Re-clocking:
-- Crystek CCHD-575 oscillator -- ultra low clock jitter of 82fSec
-- SRC4193 for volume control
Output stage: True balanced dual different output stages
-- Uses OPA1612s
-- Low Noise Panasonic Resistors
-- Proprietary filtering topology
Ultra low noise analog power supplies:
-- TPS7A4700 (4.17uV noise) for positive op-amp power supply
-- TPS7A3301 (16uV noise) for negative op-amp power supply
-- TPS7A4901 (15.4uV noise) for DAC Chips
Headphone driver:
-- Dual parallel OPA1622s

Re: PecanPi -- Next Generation Raspberry Pi DAC and Streamer

PostPosted: 18 Mar 2019, 20:06
by orchardaudio
First review / writeup on the PecanPi:
https://audiophilestyle.com/forums/topi ... rypi-dacs/

Some quotes from the writeup:
"I know very well how the SBT and AudioEngine 5+ powered speakers sound, but even as I was being somewhat distracted by enabling this new RPi endpoint in Roon, my focus was immediately drawn to the music when I started up Jean Michel Jarre’s latest “Equinoxe Infinity” (via Tidal). It’s a new reference recording, and I immediately noticed a significant sound quality improvement. Granted the SBT is probably a better streamer than DAC, but holy cow! The stereo imaging on Flying Totems (Movement 2) was outstanding, and the bass much, much tighter. Everything was just better."

"Thebass is huge and the imaging is precise. Way better than Ithought possible. I even forgot about wanting to add a subwoofer. My wife even commented on how great it sounded and wants me to now set up something at her office. What just happened?!?"