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Product Description
Digital to Analog Audio Converter
Optical or coaxial audio input
3.5MM RCA and AUX audio outputs
Supports PCM / LPCM audio signals
Supports 32~192 KHz Rate, 16~24 Bit
Avantree’s DAC Digital to Analog audio converter adapter with Toslink optical cable and volume control
- Charging voltage / currency: 5V/1A
- Sampling rate: 192kHz/ 24bit, 96kHz, 48kHz, 44.1kHz, 32kHz
- Audio Format Support： PCM / LPCM
- Signal Noise Ratio: 100dB
- Frequency Response: 20-20kHz
Please ensure the following steps to make your DAC converter work with sound.
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1. Make sure that the correct input type is selected. Slide input selection switch on DAC02 to “optical” or “coaxial”. The power indicator of DAC02 should be ON and slide the power switch to the “ON” position. |
2. This item doesn’t support compressed Digital audio formats like Dolby, DTS or other surround audio signals. Make sure you set your TV audio format to “PCM / LPCM”. |
3. Make sure to change the audio OUTPUT setting from your TV (Internal) speaker to "External Speaker" or "External Speaker (optical)". |
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| Customer Reviews |
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| Price | $29.99 | — |
| Audio Input | Optical / Coaxial | Optical / Coaxial |
| Audio Output | RCA / 3.5mm AUX | RCA / 3.5mm AUX |
| On / Off Switch | √ | × |
| Volume Control | √ | × |
| Headphones & Speakers Work at the Same Time | √ | × |
| Toslink Optical Cable | √ | × |
| Output Impedance | 32Ω | 10Ω |
| Sampling Rate | 32~192 KHz | 32~96 KHz |
| Bit Rate | 16~24 Bit | 16~24 Bit |
| Audio Format Support | PCM / LPCM | PCM / LPCM |
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| Price | $29.99 | $22.99 | $23.99 | -7% $26.99 List: $28.99 |
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| Sold By | AvantreeDirect USA | PROZOR US | CAMWAY TRADING LIMITED | RGBTEK-US |
| interface type | Coaxial | Coaxial | Coaxial, Component | Coaxial |
| number of channels | 2 | 2 | 1 | — |
| mounting type | Coaxial | Coaxial,Magnetic Mount | Coaxial | Coaxial |
5 volts | 5 volts | — | — | |
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Worth an extra few bucks
I was on the fence, seeing DACs for near $10, but this won me over.Arrived as advertised, plugged everything in, and flipped to optical, it worked right away. High sound quality, dual output to the 3.5mm jack, and volume control should you need it (ie, if it’s going to speakers out of arm’s reach, turn them up and use the control on this to change volume. Otherwise, just max it out - no distortion or clipping or anything.Got mine for my xbox one x, setup was as simple as going to the audio settings and turning on the optical output, along with HDMI (even though it runs to a PC monitor, hence the need for this, that still seemed necessary to get it going). I’ve searched in vain for the one x’s sampling rate, I don’t think it’s 192 KHz, but at least I know this can handle everything. Mine runs to a mixing board, though you could certainly go directly to powered speakers or a sound system. I believe you can even do Dolby 5.1 and 7.1 through the optical, though I’d imagine if you can’t run the optical straight to a sound system , the analog conversion would reduce it to stereo regardless, so this is really for people without surround.My main deciding factor was that reviews for slightly cheaper DACs had one being replaced every other review.. I wanted it to work the first time. Seems like these tend to. Just be aware, it’s clear from the pics but you only get a micro USB cable to power it, you’ll need your own block or USB strip to power it. So much runs off USB power nowadays , I strongly recommend surge protectors with their own sets of USB outlets, for power-only connections like this, although USB-only strips that extend a PC’s total often include power-only ports as well. You can even power it from the xbox’s USB if you wanted, though that wouldn’t be my first choice.Overall: Well built, good looking, functions well, fair price, would recommend .
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I was on the fence, seeing DACs for near $10, but this won me over.
Arrived as advertised, plugged everything in, and flipped to optical, it worked right away. High sound quality, dual output to the 3.5mm jack, and volume control should you need it (ie, if it’s going to speakers out of arm’s reach, turn them up and use the control on this to change volume. Otherwise, just max it out - no distortion or clipping or anything.
Got mine for my xbox one x, setup was as simple as going to the audio settings and turning on the optical output, along with HDMI (even though it runs to a PC monitor, hence the need for this, that still seemed necessary to get it going). I’ve searched in vain for the one x’s sampling rate, I don’t think it’s 192 KHz, but at least I know this can handle everything. Mine runs to a mixing board, though you could certainly go directly to powered speakers or a sound system. I believe you can even do Dolby 5.1 and 7.1 through the optical, though I’d imagine if you can’t run the optical straight to a sound system , the analog conversion would reduce it to stereo regardless, so this is really for people without surround.
My main deciding factor was that reviews for slightly cheaper DACs had one being replaced every other review.. I wanted it to work the first time. Seems like these tend to. Just be aware, it’s clear from the pics but you only get a micro USB cable to power it, you’ll need your own block or USB strip to power it. So much runs off USB power nowadays , I strongly recommend surge protectors with their own sets of USB outlets, for power-only connections like this, although USB-only strips that extend a PC’s total often include power-only ports as well. You can even power it from the xbox’s USB if you wanted, though that wouldn’t be my first choice.
Overall: Well built, good looking, functions well, fair price, would recommend .
Arrived as advertised, plugged everything in, and flipped to optical, it worked right away. High sound quality, dual output to the 3.5mm jack, and volume control should you need it (ie, if it’s going to speakers out of arm’s reach, turn them up and use the control on this to change volume. Otherwise, just max it out - no distortion or clipping or anything.
Got mine for my xbox one x, setup was as simple as going to the audio settings and turning on the optical output, along with HDMI (even though it runs to a PC monitor, hence the need for this, that still seemed necessary to get it going). I’ve searched in vain for the one x’s sampling rate, I don’t think it’s 192 KHz, but at least I know this can handle everything. Mine runs to a mixing board, though you could certainly go directly to powered speakers or a sound system. I believe you can even do Dolby 5.1 and 7.1 through the optical, though I’d imagine if you can’t run the optical straight to a sound system , the analog conversion would reduce it to stereo regardless, so this is really for people without surround.
My main deciding factor was that reviews for slightly cheaper DACs had one being replaced every other review.. I wanted it to work the first time. Seems like these tend to. Just be aware, it’s clear from the pics but you only get a micro USB cable to power it, you’ll need your own block or USB strip to power it. So much runs off USB power nowadays , I strongly recommend surge protectors with their own sets of USB outlets, for power-only connections like this, although USB-only strips that extend a PC’s total often include power-only ports as well. You can even power it from the xbox’s USB if you wanted, though that wouldn’t be my first choice.
Overall: Well built, good looking, functions well, fair price, would recommend .
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2018
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ETIENNE D.
Indispensable. Prix incroyable pour une aussi bonne qualité.
Reviewed in France on January 6, 2024
