If you do not have headphones connected to the DAC3, the LED light will turn off after cycling through ‘Blue/Green/Red’. This is an intended feature to help save device power when headphones are unplugged.
Yes! DAC3 offers broad support for standard hi-res audio formats including MQA, PCM and DSD.
DAC3 can easily drive wired headphones with impedances of 12 ohms or higher.
Yes! All you would need to do is connect your iOS device to the DAC3 using the included Lightning to USB-C cable.
To get things up and running only takes 3 simple steps. You would just need to first connect the included USB-C cable from your device’s USB port to the DAC3; then you’ll need to connect the mini-jack output of your DAC3 to headphones, or any audio input of your powered speakers, stereo system, etc. Next, […]
The DAC3 will work with Android or any device that can operate as a USB-C host, can provide enough power via USB, and includes generic drivers for standard USB audio playback. A device with Android 5.0 or later should have both USB host mode and native plug-and-play functionality for USB audio, so you could connect […]
The DAC3 is essentially a very high-end external sound card. Its components and implementation of those components make it more capable than what might be built into a computer, not to mention the benefit of moving those sensitive components outside and away from the potentially noisy interior of your computer. All of this means the […]
The DAC3 includes a headphone amplifier based on the ES9281A PRO Ultra DAC delivers 32-bit precision, high dynamic range and ultra low distortion. This headphone amp is able to provide low-impedance, high-fidelity audio to a wide range of wired headphones.
