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xDuoo XP-2 Pro Bluetooth DAC/Amp
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xDuoo XP-2 Pro Bluetooth DAC/Amp
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keyboard_arrow_downSukinidachi
21
Jul 18, 2021
Does this transmit bluetooth audio? Or can they only receive bluetooth audio?
eternalbdragon
55
Jul 19, 2021
RX/TX so you can run it in your back pocket and have your phone go to amp, then amp to headphones. Be aware you aren't using the DAC in this case at all, Just boosting the volume.
MattMart
2
Jul 20, 2021
Does this have 3.5mm input? if not then what is that other jack next to the headphone jack?
thisisjason
37
Aug 18, 2021
Yes, it has a 3.5mm input. It's a combo aux in/out. It's an input in amp mode and a line out in bluetooth/DAC mode
Masterosculator
1
Mar 4, 2022
Is this better than the award winning Chord Mojo? I do acknowledge the Chord does not have Bluetooth and this does, but for wired listening and using the DAC, is this a better option?
kaud
179
Mar 21, 2022
No. Mojo is significantly better. But the Xduoo is significantly less expensive, so there’s that.
jatnoop
3
Feb 12, 2021
Would a USB-C to lightning cable work for wired use with iPhones? And - does such a cable exist?
jgillingham
177
Feb 12, 2021
Such cables do exist - they are available from Apple, Amazon, Monoprice, etc. I can't think of any reason they wouldn't work in your situation, although it might be hard to find a really short one for portable use.
pppy
41
Feb 20, 2021
jgillinghamThis will not work. You need to use the camera connection kit (Lightning to USB 3 Camera Adapter
). type-c to lightning cables will only work for for charging and data transfer from the iphone to a host PC.
I have just tested this to confirm, with multiple devices, using an apple lighting-usbc cable.
sovebss
22
Feb 10, 2022
jgillinghamyes they do look up OTG cable usb-c to lightning adapter Or OTG type-c to lightning adapter
frontsidebus
82
Apr 19, 2022
jgillinghamThere's a reason all the best DACs are USB-C. But there are a couple catches for iPhone users beyond that. The first is yes you need a specific USB-C to lightning adapter (OTG) most do not actually work for this type of use. The second is that the iPhone is pretty limited when it comes to audio. This is why a USB-C version of something will punt out 32bit 384khz but the lightning versions are all 24bit 92khz so your milage may vary when you actually connect a USB-C DAC to an iPhone even if you have the OTG cable.
Personally I wouldn't bother with a DAC for an iphone unless it specifically states it's for iPhone as well, lets you know what quality it supports on iPhone, and ships with the OTG cable as well.
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