If you have to bridge a long distance between PC and USB DAC; you can use an USB extender.
Make sure USB high speed is supported if you plan to use this with a >96 kHz USB DAC.
Beside extending the range, optical looks  a nice solution to shield your DAC from the electrical noise of the PC.
As optical doesn’t transfer power it must be a self-powered DAC including the USB receiver. 


Also available in 15 and 30 meters.
An intriguing product as  it is affordable compared with other USB extenders and isolates the PC from the  DAC both on the power lines and the signal lines. As it doesn’t deliver USB  power, you need a self-powered DAC including the USB receiver.
    If you need power you can add  a USB hub or a PSU like  the Aqvox to supply the DAC  with power.
MEASUREMENTS: Corning USB 3 Optical Cable, Ground Loops, and Noise. Archimago's Musings

| Inputs | 1x USB Mini B [1x USB Hub -  Propriety Data] 1x RJ45 [1x USB Extending - Propriety Data]  | 
          
| Outputs | 4x USB Type A [4x USB - Propriety Data] | 

The Adnaco-R1USB30 is a remote standard-USB 3.0 host controller which can operate at distances up to 100 m and more (depending on transceivers and cable) from the location of your computer. Powered by Adnaco PCIe over-fiber-optic technology, the R1USB30 was designed to suit many applications with the USB host interface. The R1USB30 provides 2 USB Root Hub Ports compliant with the USB 3.0 specification. All USB ports can handle the following interfaces:
        • Super-Speed (5.0 Gb/s)
        • High-Speed (480 Mbps)
        • Full-Speed (12 Mbps)
        • Low-Speed (1.5 Mbps)
The R1USB30 is connected to a host computer, equipped with the Adnaco-H1A card and a fiber optic cable. SuperSpeed USB is backward compatible with USB 2.0 devices and capable of operating with USB 2.0 platforms. The R1USB30 works with all USB systems and peripherals and does not require any additional software.

The USB Ranger® 2204 is a four port USB 2.0 high speed extension solution, enabling USB 2.0 connections at up to 480Mbps over multimode fiber optics.

The Light-Link is composed of two fiber cables and two copper cables. The copper cables are used for non-data information such as +5v power for USB devices. The fiber strands carry all the data information. The Light-Link USB features a micro USB-B port to provide Auxiliary power for devices that require a little more power than usual.
4 Port USB 2.0 over Gigabit LAN or Direct Cat5e / Cat6 Ethernet Extender System - up to 330 ft (100m)

Can be used in a LAN or connected directly.
| Max Distance | 100 m / 330 ft | 
| Maximum Data Transfer Rate | 1 Gbps (LAN)  480 Mbps (USB)  |