I’m not readily aware of a ~100 euro DAC with 2 optical inputs. A better option might be any budget dac with optical in and an optical switch. Here’s a US Amazon link to the type of product to look into. I’m sure Amazon Europe will have similar:
If you go this route just make sure the switch handles the bit rates and sampling rates you care about. Some of these kinds of devices max out at 48KHz.
Ok. I see what you’re trying to do. Truthfully, a Google search shows that there are precious few options for dual optical input dacs under 100usd/euro. Most direct thing I found was this:
which is out of stock and I cannot vouch for its quality at all. I think your best option is to go with something like an SMSL M100 dac and get one of those external optical switches like I posted above. Second best option would be to get an optical to coaxial converter for one or both sources.
Sound is either very low and distorted or no sound, i can’t move the cable to get sound from my left channel, i can’t take it appart since i need a long screwdriver to take it apart and even if i did i wouldn’t know what to do with it.
Im using an inferior hifimeDIY sabre 9018 and inakustic mini jack to rca, okay cable but inferior to my qed performance 40i (it’s in the perfomance class but sounds to me as if it could be in the reference line)
That is to much (i have bought a new turntable) since there could be an expensive shipping and if they take when it arrives in Denmark i have to pay 25% import tax (outside of europe) and a handling fee
Well, I don’t really know where you might be able to buy stuff, but I would say if you are after a cheap dac something from smsl or topping will most likely be solid and get the job done