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iFi Audio NEO iDSD Balanced DAC/Amp
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iFi Audio NEO iDSD Balanced DAC/Amp

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The iFi Audio NEO iDSD Balanced DAC/Amp stakes its claim to fame in the audiophile world as one of the earliest adopters of all the major high-resolution formats: DSD512, 768-kilohertz PCM, 384 kilohertz MQA, and a whopping 96 kilohertz over Bluetooth. This, when taken as a set, makes it an excellent, full-featured DAC/amp combo capable of tackling as much resolution as you can throw at it Read More

The Full Spectrum of High-Res Audio Formats

The iFi Audio NEO iDSD Balanced DAC/Amp stakes its claim to fame in the audiophile world as one of the earliest adopters of all the major high-resolution formats: DSD512, 768-kilohertz PCM, 384 kilohertz MQA, and a whopping 96 kilohertz over Bluetooth. This, when taken as a set, makes it an excellent, full-featured DAC/amp combo capable of tackling as much resolution as you can throw at it. That Native DSD and PCM support is powered by the Burr-Brown 4-channel DAC chip at the core of the NEO, allowing for pristine, powerful digital conversion. On the output side, you have plenty of headroom with balanced and unbalanced options supporting up to a 112-decibel signal-to-noise ratio for both the main outs and the headphone outs. Both also sport an impressive harmonic distortion less than 0.0015 percent. That means that all that resolution on the front end translates to clean, well-supported output on the amp side. 

iFi Audio NEO iDSD Balanced DAC/Amp
iFi Audio NEO iDSD Balanced DAC/Amp
iFi Audio NEO iDSD Balanced DAC/Amp
iFi Audio NEO iDSD Balanced DAC/Amp
iFi Audio NEO iDSD Balanced DAC/Amp

Specs

General

  • iFi
  • DAC chip: Burr-Brown 4-channel
  • Decoding: DSD 512/22.6 MHz, PCM 768 kHz, MQA decoding, 96 kHz over Bluetooth 
  • Power consumption: ~0.5W (no signal)
  • Input voltage: DC 5V/2.5A
  • Digital inputs: USB 2.0 (2.0 compatible), S/PDIF (coax/optical), Bluetooth
  • Outputs: Balanced XLR, unbalanced RCA, 6.35 mm headphone (balanced), 4.4 mm headphone (unbalanced)
  • Bluetooth version: 5.1
  • Bluetooth codecs supported: SBC, AAC, aptX, aptX HD, aptX Adaptive, aptX low latency, LDAC, LHDC/HWA

Main Outputs

  • Outputs: XLR (balanced), RCA (unbalanced)
  • Output power (XLR): 6.3V/7.7V max variable
  • Impedance (XLR): 100 ohms
  • Output power (RCA): 3.2V / 3.9V max variable
  • Impedance (RCA): 50 ohms
  • SNR: 112 dB
  • DNR: >116 dB
  • THD: <0.0015%

Headphone Outputs

  • Outputs: 6.35 mm (balanced), 4.4 mm (unbalanced)
  • Output power (6.35 mm): 2V /6.2 V max 
  • Output power (4.4 mm): 1V /3.3V max
  • Output impedance: <1 ohm
  • SNR: 112 dB
  • DNR: -120 dB
  • THD: <0.0015%

Included

  • Remote control
  • USB cable
  • RCA cable
  • Power cable
  • 3.5 to 6.3 mm adapter
  • Bluetooth antenna
  • Owner’s manual

Shipping

Estimated ship date is Mar 24, 2025 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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6.35mm balanced, 4.4mm unbalanced? This is unusual. Are you sure you are not mixing up the outputs?
Feb 14, 2024
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PeteMtl
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You are right, this has to be a print error. 4.4 mm is balanced, 6.3 mm is unbalanced. There is not such thing as a 4.4 mm unbalanced or a 6.3 mm balanced.Read More
Feb 18, 2024
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I want to know how much output power it has, but in normal English that has been being used for the past 80 years. Meaning watts/milliwatts. What’s stated, on the XLR balanced output is - Output power (XLR): 6.3V/7.7V max variable, with Impedance (XLR) @ 100 ohms. Can someone educate my dumb ass and translate this? I understand that different cans have different impedance but should t this still have read the rated watts at 100ohms? Or a more popular rating like 32ohm? It feels like marketing jargon bullshit. Thanks
Feb 13, 2024
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jlutgring
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I've thrown enough tantrums in my life (Bipolar) that I can spot them a mile away. I suppose the point of this whole conversation is that one can get so much more help when one asks for help in a...Read More
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Can use 220V
Feb 13, 2024
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v0oz2uwgss2s
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It's DC voltage (5V/2.5A), so should work 100-240v AC with wall wart.Read More
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