Topping D10 Balanced USB DAC ES9038Q2M XMOS XU208 PCM384kHz DSD256 HiFi DAC Decoder (Silver)
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Color: Silver
Features
- You can connect D10 Balanced to your amplifier/headphone amplifir's input to make D10 Balanced one part of your HIFI system. D10 Balanced will greatly improve sound quality in case playing high resolution files.
- D10 Balanced is compatible with 16-32bit/44.1-384kHz and DSD64-DSD256 Native
- D10 Balanced will synchronously power on/off with PC.
- D10 Balanced supports professional ASIO applications. When using ASIO in MAC or Liunx, it can be set in the music playback software; when using ASIO with Windows, you can use the customized driver from Thesycon.
- D10 Balanced can accurately indicate the audio format (PCM or DSD) and sampling rate of the playing music. Orange LED is soft and not dazzling even at night.
Description
SPEC Measured: 10.3cmx 14. 6cm X 3.7cm Weight : 340g Power input: DC5V /0. 5A(USB power supply) Signal input: USB Line Out output : 6.35mm TRS (Note: No single-ended output) Digital output: OPT/COAX Display : LED USB IN: 44.1kHz-384kHz/16Bit-32Bit DSD64-DSD128(Dop) DSD64-DSD256(Native) OPT/COAX OUT: 44.1kHz-192kHz/16Bit-24Bit DSD64 (Dop) D10 Balanced Decoding parameters (USB In@96kHz) THD+N@1kHz A-wt : <0.00012% THD : <0.000 15%@20-20kHz SNR@1kHz A-wt : 125dB Dynamic Range@1kHz A-wt :125dB Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz(+0.2dB) Output Level : 4.2Vrms @0dBFS Noise : <2.4uVrms Channel Crosstalk@1kHz : -141dB Channel Balance: 0.3dB Output Impedance: 88Ω Output DC Differential : <1mV Common: <70mV
Brand: Fanmusic
Maximum Supply Voltage: 5 Volts
Mounting Type: Plug Mount
Interface Type: USB
Product Dimensions: 14.6"L x 10.3"W
Brand: Fanmusic
Maximum Supply Voltage: 5 Volts
Mounting Type: Plug Mount
Interface Type: USB
Product Dimensions: 14.6"L x 10.3"W
Material: silver
Item Weight: 1.32 pounds
Item model number: D10 Balanced
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: December 18, 2016
Manufacturer: TOPPING
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