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Consumer-Grade Portable HiFi DAC (01)
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Highlights
High-Spec PCM 384kHz Decoding
DSD256 Native (Hardware) Decoding
Ultra-Low Noise Floor
DAC Filter
Tech Specs
PCM Decoder32bit/384kHz
ADC Decoder24bit/48kHz
DSD(Dop)64/128
DSD(Native)64/128/256
Signal-to-Noise Ratio130dB@3.5mm
Dynamic Range130dB@3.5mm
Distortion-115dB@3.5mm
Frequency Response20Hz-40kHz
Noise Floor0.85μVdB@3.5mm
Impedance Range16-600Ω
Interface3.5mm
MaterialAluminum Alloy
Product Details
Product Reviews
5 · 109 reviewsTe***im2026-08-30 19:39:43 UTC
Bought this for portable use and it doesn't disappoint. Battery life is great, and the 3.5mm output sounds super clean. Definitely worth the money.
Cl***ue2026-08-30 16:55:41 UTC
Très satisfait de ce décodeur. La qualité de construction est excellente et le son est très précis. Parfait pour écouter de la musique en haute résolution.
El***_N2026-08-28 22:45:09 UTC
Fast shipping, good packaging, and the quality is top-notch. It's a reliable little device that does exactly what it promises.
He***uy2026-08-28 05:57:29 UTC
The 130dB SNR rating is no joke. Background is dead silent with my 600 ohm cans. The EQ settings are a nice touch for tuning to my preference.
さ***ら2026-08-26 06:57:30 UTC
梱包が丁寧で、発送も早かったです。商品はしっかりした作りで、音質も期待通り。買って良かったです。
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