Geek Out 720 USB DAC/Amp
Get Ready to Rumble
You just dropped a fat stack of cash on bumping cans and can’t wait to try them out. Sadly, your laptop’s integrated set-up doesn’t have enough power to accurately process digital signals and drive your high end headphones. A pint sized solution with a knockout punch, the Geek Out 720 USB DAC/Amp is a true contender.
Lossless Love
Once you plug in and bypass your computer’s DAC, digital signals from your device are converted into clear, undistorted analogue signals, giving you the realistic sound quality you expect from high end headphones. Powered by triple layer buffering, 32 bit decoding engines, and 64 bit volume control, the Geek Out is capable of three dimensional spatialization, precisely recreating sounds without losing quality and amplifying the output volume for a more satisfactory listening experience.
Low-key Luxury
While this USB DAC/Amp is only the size of a thumb drive, it produces massive sound. Designed for professional level cans with up to 300 Ohms of impedance, the Geek Out offers 720 mW of power. The dual 1/8” analog outputs let you connect multiple sets of headphones or speakers, so you can easily switch between devices or listen with a friend. A breeze to use, the Geek Out has onboard volume control and indicator lights to simplify your listening experience, offering you audiophile quality at minimal cost and maximum convenience.
Specs
- LH Labs
- T6061 aluminum enclosure
- 3 layer buffer
- 384 kHz / 32 bit and DSD 2 decoding engines
- 64 bit volume control
- 3D spacialization
- DAC chip: ESS9018K2M
- Input: USB 2.0 (asynchronous)
- Output: Dual 1/8 in (3.5 mm) analogue
- Output impedance: 0.47 Ohm
- Maximum drive output: 720 mW at 16 Ohms
- Maximum output voltage: 3.4 Vrms
- Amplifier type: class A
- THD + N: 0.01%
- Maximum native sample rate: 32 bit / 384 kHz
- Maximum native bitstream: 6.144 MHza
Included
- External USB 2.0 cable
- Carrying Bag
Shipping
Estimated ship date is Sep 16, 2014 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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