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No remote unfortunately

Canton GLE 416.2 Multiple of these might work well in a home theatre with an acoustic screen. Canton claims that they can play down to 45Hz, but I really doubt that.

I would love to see a review of the Genelec 8020

I can think of three situations this DACs balanced output can be used for: 1. headphone amp 2. active speakers 3. speaker amplifier In 2 out of 3 the remote is fundamental in my opinion. Changing volume with two tiny buttons is a pain in the ass and even impossible if the device is not in reach...

Is it possible to add a remote like the SGD1 has? Otherwise not really fitted for active speakers and hence nothing for my purpose. Unfortunate :(

@Ben1987 Is there a remote available? Is the output variable or fixed? Atleast three people asked this questions and no answer yet :(

Remote? The digital out is a great addition in my opinion :)

How mich Vrms can it deliever in combination with an Android phone?

Really impressive performance but it looks so ugly o_O

Where is the manufacturer located at? I might be interested, but only if I do not have to pay ridiculous shipping costs.

Better than specced at least ;)

Why not? I think that is exactly what a community is about... You do not have any disadvantage from it, do you?

Looks really nice. Do YOU plan to share the CAD files? ;)

I have no problems with the KTB (2.24.0) and Windows 10 1903. I have got an older driver version though (10.0.18362.1)

The new knobs arrived today. They were 4€ each and are very well made. I am currently waiting for some spacers to arrive so I can continue the soldering. The first picture shows the signal rings in complete darkness and running on 24V. They are really not that bright :D

Is there any major disadvantage of using screwable terminals for the filters? It would be a lot easier to wire and modular.

Can I solder the LED rings directly to the power switch?

One more question to the calculated numbers. The O2 is limited at ~200mA so the max. power it should be able to output at 14,4V is 2,88W into 72 Ohm. At 200mA and 12V the amp should in my theory output 2,4W into 60 Ohm and 1,28W into 32 Ohm at 6,4V. Even at only 150mA the amp should output 1,35W...

So Pin 1 and 4 are not going to be connected? What about the three indicator LEDs?

This is the Gain switch. There is a drawing in the description, but I do not really understand it.