Lucabeer

So far the sound quality seems identical to before... but (knocking on wood) WITHOUT the very brief and very occasional dropouts that plagued it before with the generic MS drivers. Of course I have listened to it for too short a time to say that the problem is completely eradicated, but so far so good. Since you have chosen the S/PDIF path... well, it's not much an issue for you. For me the coaxial digital connection was a big no-no because my crappy motherboard integrated sound card only outputs 48 or 96 Khz (instead of bitperfect 44.1) from the S/PDIF even when using ASIO or Kernel streaming, so I absolutely had to find a way to achieve stabler performance from USB.

Hi folks, I am new here... I have the SuperPro 707 USB and I was experiencing the same problems. Changing USB ports didn't seem to help, nor did all the other suggestions I had found on the Net. But yesterday night I made a nice discovery, and I wanted to share it with you. Here is a link to a Head-Fi post that I just wrote: http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f46/useful-info-superpro-707-usb-dac-owners-maybe-other-usb-dacs-too-410599/ I still haven't tested thouroughly to see if the skipping problem is completely solved now (even before trying this solution, the glitch was very sporadical) but so far it sounds fine (using Foobar and Kernel Streaming)... I hope it helps!