Aurender Flow DAC/Amp
A Portable DAC/Amp That Packs a Punch
As powerful as it is compact, the Aurender Flow DAC/amp pumps out an impressive 380 mW at 32 ohms. The high-end specs are headlined by an ESS9018K2M DAC chip and an mSATA slot for up to 1 TB of additional music storage. Plus, the Flow keeps noise levels ultra low, making it a great match for IEMs and CIEMs. Headfonia says, “It sounds great, works with every bloody USB device you can throw at it, packs in a Vessel screwdriver, and has enough power to punch most every headphone, and most ears, into orbit around Saturn. And that punch: poised attack, coupled with softening high-end decay and filters aplenty, really hits home. And never, ever, does it give way to hard-to-drive earphones or headphones.”
Features
- Powerful headphone amplifier
- 32bit/384kHz, DSD64/128 DAC
- Velocity-sensitive volume control
- Battery and USB hybrid power
- mSATA slot for music storage
- 7+ hours of playtime with 4450mAh battery
- LCD with various status display
- Aluminum machined chassis
Specs
- Aurender
- Inputs: SB 3.0 (Audio Class 2.0), SPDIF optical
- Output: ¼ in (6.35 mm) headphone jack
- Volume control: -110dB ~0dB, velocity-sensitive operation
- mSATA slot: Optional mSATA storage up to 1TB
- Output impedance: 0.06 ohm max
- THD + N: Max -114dB
- IMD (SMPTE): Max -112dB
- SPDIF mode (optic): Up to 24bit/192kHz
- PCM mode (USB): Up to 32bit/384kHz
- DSD mode (USB): DSD64, DSD128 / DOP mode
- DAC chip: ESS9018K2M
- Output power, THD+N 0.0002%: 43 mW/600 ohms, 87 mW/300 ohms
- Output power, THD+N 0.0005%: 320 mW/60 ohms
- Output power, THD+N 0.0005%: 380 mW/32 ohms
- THD + N (1kHz 5.1Vrms output): 0.0002%
- Dynamic range: Max 122dB
- Damping factor: >130
- Playtime: 7+ hours
- Battery: SAMSUNG SDI 4450 mAh
- Dimensions: 3.1 x 5.4 x 1.1 in (80 x 137 x 28 mm)
- Weight: 1 lb (450 g)
Shipping
All orders will be shipped by Drop.
Estimated ship date is May 25, 2021 PT.
Payment will be collected at checkout. After this product run ends, orders will be submitted to the vendor up front, making all orders final.
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