SMSL Sanskrit 6th 32bit/192kHz USB/Optical/Coaxial Digital to Analog Audio Decoder $119.99 (Save $25) Shipped @ Nargos-AU Amazon

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SMSL Sanskrit 6th 32bit/192kHz USB/Optical/Coaxial Digital to Analog Audio Decoder (Silver)

• Improved USB compatibility
• Universal power adapter (100-240acV).
• All aluminum alloy shell, knob and button
• Multi-function input, input and output LED indicators
• A single button to select the control simplifies operation, easy to use.

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  Jackson on 07/07/2021 - 20:00

  What does this do that I can't just do with my line out?

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    Jasonissm on 07/07/2021 - 20:35

    Cleans up any noise, particularly useful if you have a shit motherboard like mine that has a lot of electrical interference, although any cheaper one with good measurements will be just as good. An Apple 3.5mm dongle also works quite well as a DAC, use it for my phone.

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  G-rig on 07/07/2021 - 20:56

  +1

  Would be a lot better than onboard headphones out and probably optical. Looks like you still need a headphone amp unless just running it to some speakers with own volume control.

  I got an iFi Zen Dac,slightly more at $199, but something for people to consider/compare (can't also use as a preamp/DAC (with MQA), and has a headphone output and handy volume control. Actually v2 is released now, slightly more.

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  Nilfunds on 07/07/2021 - 21:20

  im no expert but the inputs look pretty limited. coax?
  what outputs coax audio?

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    BringAPlate on 07/07/2021 - 21:57

    It's got USB in. So you'd go USB in, to amp, to peripherals (headphones or speakers)

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  tonyjzx on 07/07/2021 - 23:46

  +2

  nuclear level ignorance ITT

  you would use this in a hifi system between your laptop or whatever digital source and your preamp/integrated amp/receiver

  usb coax and toslink has been standard for like, i dunno, a decade

  very good dac for the money, not quite as good as a topping at same price but i doubt many people could tell on most systems

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    Nilfunds on 08/07/2021 - 07:15

    -3

    yes. yes. expert advice.

    'very good dac for the money' based on what?