Find a DAC with analog inputs, then you can just run the front L/R preouts from the AVR (if it has them) into the DAC and you’ll be all set with no selector box necessary. Something like a used Bel Canto 2.7 would be excellent, and I can attest the preamp section is high quality and very transparent so would work very well in your situation. Just another way to go in case it could work for you. Best of luck.
Integrating RME ADI-2-DAC FS based 2 channel system into surround system?
Looking very strongly at the RME ADI-2-DAC FS to work as both the DAC & pre for my 2 channel system. These units only have digital inputs so I'm just wondering what kinds of options are available for integrating into a surround sound system.
I think the easiest option would be to just use an optical audio splitter and to send the same signal to the RME as well as the receiver. What is the best way to achieve this? Finding a receiver with a toslink or SPDIF output? HDMI extractor?
I know that the BEST option would be to just buy the Pro version of the RME so I can take an audio output from a receiver into an analog input on the RME. The only drawback is that $800 seems like a big spend just for this 1 extra function.
Thoughts?
I think the easiest option would be to just use an optical audio splitter and to send the same signal to the RME as well as the receiver. What is the best way to achieve this? Finding a receiver with a toslink or SPDIF output? HDMI extractor?
I know that the BEST option would be to just buy the Pro version of the RME so I can take an audio output from a receiver into an analog input on the RME. The only drawback is that $800 seems like a big spend just for this 1 extra function.
Thoughts?
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