AUNE YUKI Assembly instructions

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Driver download & installation
* Apple’s macOS doesn’t need any driver.
* Smartphones and portable music players don’t need any driver.
For Windows users:
After connection, click the volume icon on taskbar, select “YUKI USB DAC with Amp”, and
the Yuki is ready for use.
For high bit/rate native PCM or DSD files playback on Windows, a driver and foobar2000
are needed.
Please go to:
www.auneaudio.com → English → Service & Support → Downloads → Yuki
and download the driver.

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Extract the .zip file and double click the .exe file to begin the installation.

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During the installation, the Yuki will be required to plug in ↓
Connect the Yuki to the computer (If you have plugged it in earlier, please replug it.) Follow
the prompts to complete the installation.

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foobar2000
Install foobar2000;
Download ASIO plugin: https://www.foobar2000.org/components
Download ASIO proxy:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/sacddecoder/files/foo_input_sacd/foo_input_sacd-0.5.3-
ASIOProxyInstall.zip/download
Download SACD plugin (foo_input_sacd-xx.zip):
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sacddecoder/files/foo_input_sacd
Double click foo_input_sacd-0.5.3-ASIOProxyInstall to install the ASIO driver

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Double click the component files to install the plugins
Click 【Apply】, and confirm restart

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foobar2000 restarts - go to 【File】-【Preferences】and check if the plugins are successfully
installed
Go to 【Preference】-【Playback】-【Output】
Set 【Device】to 【ASIO: foo_dsd_asio】

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Go to 【Output】-【ASIO】- double click 【foo_dsd_asio】
Set【ASIO Driver】to 【aune UAD ASIO】

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Go to 【Tools】-【SACD】
Refer to the settings below:
Apply/OK. Done.
* When using foobar2000 to play DSD files, there is switching noise when fast forwarding
or changing songs. This is caused by the ASIO of the player software. Reducing the buffer
time can significantly alleviate this phenomenon.