This page includes the most expensive DAC Converters, or more specifically all products from the category DAC Converters sorted from the most expensive to the cheapest. This way, the most luxurious pieces can stand out. At the moment, the most expensive product is AudioQuest DragonFly Cobalt USB-DAC, which costs 205.90 € incl. VAT. Check it out, you may like it. Or you’ll get inspired.
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DAC Transmitter and headphone amplifier in one, includes DragonTail USB A - USB C adapter, iOS, Android and Windows support, 2.1V output, 64-bit digital converter with volume control, support for all audio formats
DAC Transmitter - headphone amplifier, the size of a USB drive, connectable directly to PC, analogue volume control
Music Instrument Accessory - USB to MIDI, USB to Host, MIDI In/Out, mini USB power supply
DAC Transmitter - optical input, digital coaxial input, stereo RCA output, headphone output: 3.5mm Jack
External Sound Card - USB-C, sampling frequency 384 Hz, bit depth 32 bit
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