FiiO D3 Coaxial/Optical to R/L DAC Audio Converter What is the FiiO D3? The FiiO D3 is an inexpensive way to get the most from your audio output from your digital TV CD / DVD / Blu-ray player or digital home device with a coaxial or digital output. The purpose of the D3 is to split the audio signal into L/R audio outputs and give it the amplification that's needed for a immersive audio experience. Impressive Specs - Inside the FiiO D3 is some impressive tech including the Wolfson WM8805 S/PDIF transceiver - Maximum support 192KHz/24bit audio signal. The DAC chip inside the FiiO D3 can be found in devices way above this price point. To see this sort of technology in such a compact and price-wise package is unheard of. Strong and Powerful - This little gadget can pack a punch! The FiiO D3 DAC is bound to be a hit. The stong audio output has a good level of separation and a fantastic overall sound reproduction. Spec/Price Ratio - The FiiO D3 is unbeatable To put it straight and simple the FiiO D3 offers incredible value. The technology inside this little DAC will win it friends in the industry very quickly. Combine this little fella with another amplifier and get ready to be blown away. Features Built-in high-performance phase locked loop (PLL) with extra-low JITTER digital receiver chip WM8805. Maximum support 192KHz/24bit audio signal Optical/coaxial optional input function 2 channels standard RCA output port Indication for digital receiving status (LOCKED) MINI USB power supply port Specification Power supply: DC 5V Output amplitude: 1.6V?0dB Fs? Frequency Response: 20Hz~20KHz Signal to Noise Ratio: ?90dB Crosstalk: 75dB Total harmonic distortion:
This unobtrusive little DAC does a fine job in providing quality audio from a Virgin V+ or TiVo box with a TOSlink optical cable as input and an RCA-RCA cable to your amplifier. The unit comes with a 5V power supply but if you have a spare USB-miniUSB cable it's preferable to power the DAC from the V+ box (they are only ever switched on together & a mains outlet is saved).
Best priced dac around, twenty quid is pretty good. Sound is good going through some creative t4os attached to an LG plasma. Had initial thoughts as other buyer regarding break in period because sounded flat at first, but now fine. Worth the money.
perfect for connecting my xbox to my stereo amp, runs on any usb port so doesnt have to take up a plug socket. Also the cheapest of dac available. Feels realy well made. Highly recommend