GUSTARD DAC-X12 USB Version
Sweet Gustard
In 2012, Gustard released the very successful DAC-X10 that packed an incredible amount of technology in one black box. Two years later and after taking into account much consumer feedback, Gustard released the DAC-X12, which packs more of the same goodness and functionality at a very competitive price.
Note: At check-out, you'll have your choice of a 110 V or 220V power supply.
We Have the Technology
Armed with the ES9018, Gustard's implementation of the chip is fantastic and provides a natural and refined experience without the typical shrillness associated with Sabre products. Inside the X12, you'll find a 8 mono to 2 stereo configuration with four D/A converters per channel.
The Gustard DAC-X12 offers incredible flexibility for all of your needs. USB XMOS program runs 32/384kHz and DSD128, so you'll never run into file compatibility issues. Implemented with CPLD logic devices, the X12 allows for volume attenuation from 0 to -99 dB. Coaxial, Optical, AES/EBU and I2S are all digitial inputs, whereas you have the choice between RCA and XLR analog outputs.
Specs
- Gustard
- ESS Technology ES9018 Sabre Reference 32-bit DAC
- 8 mono to 2 stereo configuration，four D/A converters per channel
- Digital input：
Coaxial
- PCM：16-24bit /44.1、48、88.2、96、176.4、192 kHz
- DOP：DOP64
Optical
- PCM:16-24bit /44.1、48、88.2、96、176.4、192 kHz
- DOP:DOP64
AES/EBU
- PCM:16-24bit /44.1、48、88.2、96、176.4、192 kHz
- DOP:DOP64
IIS
- PCM:16-32bit /44.1、48、88.2、96、176.4、192 、352.8、384kHz
- DSD:DSD64、DSD128
- DOP:DOP64、DOP128
- USB： 16-32bit / 44.1、48、88.2、96、176.4、192、352.8、384 kHz
- DSDx64(2.8224MHz)、DSDx128(5.6448MHz)
Analog Output
- RCA output level: 2.5 Vrms @ 0dBFS
- XLR Output Level: 5 Vrms @ 0dBFS (XLR interface definition: 1 ground 2 hot, 3 cold)
- Frequency response of: 20-20K Hz +/- 0.15dB
Power Requirements
- Power Supply: AC 230V 50 / 60Hz (AC 115V 50 / 60Hz)
- Power consumption: <25W
Shipping
Estimated ship date is Apr 8, 2016 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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