CM108 USB Sound Card Chip Drive-Free Computer External Sound Card Module

Works, does what it is supposed to do. No problems whatsoever. Good card at great price.

These are reasonably easy to modify for use as an amateur radio Allstar Link interface. The most difficult part is soldering to the IO pins on the chip. I am using with a Raspberry 3 and they work great. I even use one of the GPIO pins to control PL encode.

Like the overall compactness and quality of the audio. I used it as an i/o audio board for my Amateur Radio construction of an Allstar VOIP Node. Impressed at the quality of contruction and performance. I recommend this unit highly.

so weird. the only cm108 chip on prime that doesnt bury the chip in epoxy and its bare. why? I soldered 6 pin mini din cables to this to make sound cards with great results.

This isn't 3d printed! How do you print resistors and capacitors?? The other reviewer is a moron. This is a PCB only. If you want to use it in a usb plug you must add the appropriate parts.... otherwise it is a complete sound card. If you don't understand what that means then you shouldn't order this in the first place.

Don’t buy! This product is 3D printed, 1.5mm thicker than standard USB, which means you won’t be able to insert it to any USB port.