Bridge digital and analog audio gear
Convert optical or coaxial digital audio into RCA or 3.5 mm analog output for compatible amplifiers, speakers and headphones.

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Why it works
A metal DAC with optical SPDIF/Toslink and coaxial inputs, stereo RCA and 3.5 mm outputs, PCM support up to 192 kHz / 24-bit, plus volume and bass controls.
Key benefits
Convert optical or coaxial digital audio into RCA or 3.5 mm analog output for compatible amplifiers, speakers and headphones.
A dedicated volume knob lets you adjust the analog output without relying only on the connected device.
The separate bass control gives you a quick way to change low-frequency emphasis from the converter itself.
PCM playback is supported up to 192 kHz / 24-bit when the connected device is configured for a compatible SPDIF PCM signal.
Details that matter
This compact DAC converts optical SPDIF/Toslink or coaxial digital audio into stereo RCA and 3.5 mm analog output. It is useful when a TV, game console, disc player or other compatible device has digital audio output but the amplifier, powered speakers or headphones you want to use accept analog audio.
PCM audio is supported up to 192 kHz / 24-bit, with dedicated volume and bass controls on the unit. Before use, set the connected device to SPDIF PCM output, turn the volume control down, connect the 5 V power cable and then raise the level gradually after the audio path is working.
How it works
Configure the connected TV, console or player to output a compatible PCM signal through optical or coaxial digital audio.
Run optical or coaxial audio into the DAC, then connect stereo RCA or 3.5 mm output to the compatible listening device.
Turn the volume down before applying 5 V power, then raise the level gradually and adjust bass after audio is confirmed.
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