192kHz/24-Bit Optical & Coaxial DAC to RCA/3.5mm

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Why it works

Keep using analog speakers, amplifiers or headphones with digital optical and coaxial audio sources through one compact converter.

A powered optical/coaxial SPDIF-to-analog DAC with RCA and 3.5 mm outputs, PCM support up to 192 kHz / 24-bit, plus physical volume and bass controls.

Key benefits

Why you will keep it within reach

Bridge digital sources to analog audio gear

Convert compatible optical or coaxial SPDIF output into RCA stereo or 3.5 mm analog audio when your speaker, amplifier or headphones lack the matching digital input.

Control headphone level directly

A built-in headphone output and physical volume knob give you local level adjustment without relying only on the source device.

Adjust bass without another processor

The dedicated bass knob lets you change the low-frequency component directly from the converter for a simpler listening setup.

One compact box covers several output paths

RCA output can feed an amplifier or powered speaker setup, while the 3.5 mm jack provides a direct path for compatible headphones.

Details that matter

Product details

Connect Digital Audio Sources to Analog Speakers or Headphones

This DAC converts supported optical Toslink or coaxial SPDIF audio into analog stereo output through RCA or a 3.5 mm headphone jack. It is useful when a TV, game console, disc player or other digital source needs to feed older or analog audio equipment without a matching digital input.

Control Headphone Volume and Bass from the Converter

The unit supports PCM audio up to 192 kHz / 24-bit and includes physical volume and bass adjustment knobs. The supplied information lists support for 32–600Ω headphones. For correct operation, the source device should be set to SPDIF output using PCM format, and the volume should be turned down before powering on.

  • Bridges optical/coaxial digital sources to analog RCA or 3.5mm equipment
  • Built-in volume control can simplify headphone level adjustment
  • Bass control gives you a direct way to change low-frequency output

How it works

Simple by design

Set the source to SPDIF PCM

Configure the connected TV, console or player to output compatible SPDIF audio in PCM format before use.

Connect digital input and analog output

Connect optical or coaxial audio into the DAC, then use RCA or 3.5 mm output for the compatible analog device.

Lower volume before power-on, then adjust

Turn the volume control down before powering the unit, then raise volume and adjust bass gradually after the signal is working.

The specifics

Product details

Product type
Digital-to-analog audio converter / DAC
Digital inputs
Optical Toslink / SPDIF; coaxial
Analog outputs
Stereo RCA; 3.5 mm headphone jack
Supported audio format
PCM listed in detailed specification
Sampling rate
Up to 192 kHz
Bit depth
Up to 24-bit
Headphone impedance
32–600Ω listed
Controls
Volume and bass knobs
Frequency response
20 Hz–20 kHz listed
Power
5 V working voltage
Bluetooth
No
Wi-Fi
No
Approx. size
76 × 70 × 16 mm
Package
DAC, user manual, 1 m optical cable, USB power cable

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FAQ

Good to know before you order

What problem does this DAC solve?
It converts compatible optical or coaxial digital PCM audio into analog RCA or 3.5 mm output for equipment that needs an analog audio connection.
What audio setting should I use on the source device?
The supplied instructions say to select SPDIF output and set the source audio format to PCM.
Does it support Dolby or DTS bitstream audio?
The detailed instructions specify PCM. Do not assume compressed Dolby or DTS bitstreams are supported; set the source to PCM for use.
Can I connect headphones directly?
Yes. A 3.5 mm headphone output is provided, and the product information lists headphone impedance support from 32 to 600Ω.
Why should I lower the volume before powering it on?
The supplied safety note instructs users to turn the volume down before power-on to avoid an unexpectedly high output level.