I've not heard it, but it doesn't seem as well thought out as the original V-Link. I say this because it does not galvanically isolate the computer and yet uses coaxial rather optical. The use of coaxial is part of the marketing push to get that 192 kHz sampling rate.
In my opinion if you are not going to isolate the noisy computer then you should avoid coax; MF obviously disagree.
There is also a bit of price hike. However, it might sound good nonetheless.
I still think the original V-Link is ideal unless you really want the 192 capability.
For £89 it is still hard to beat.
I don't know the device Aleg recommends, but I think it is galvanically isolated so I would suggest its use of coax is fine. That seems the proper way to do it if the design uses coaxial. The original hiFace was fine, but I didn't like its need for drivers even on a Mac. On a PC you nearly always need drivers so once again, I don't think this is an issue.
If you are keen on the V-Link 192 then I'd recommend trying before you buy.
