Topping DX1 Mini Stereo DAC Headphone Amplifier AK4493S 384kHz/32bit DSD256 280mW x2 Discrete LNRD HiFi Amp with 2 Gains Home Audio Black

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Do you have a better usb dac suggestion other than DX1? (preferably same price range but I can go to 150 Euro if it worth it).Governing Law - This contract shall be governed and construed per the laws of the People's Republic of China. Buyer agrees that competent courts in the People's Republic of China shall have exclusive jurisdiction over any legal action concerning this contract. In the event of any dispute related to this contract, the prevailing party shall be entitled to reasonable attorney's fee and costs. FAQs How can I Request a Warranty replacement or repair? The 300-Ohm Sennheiser HD6XX headphones are something I would connect to a OTL tube headphone amplifier, for audio enjoyment. I plan to completely disable my PC sound card (win 11) and get Topping DX1 and use an EQ software like (Peace equalizer, or any other, I am open to suggestions), will this work effectively? any downside for this approach?

It may be an entry-level device, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t ready for hi-fi sound. Using an all-new AK4493S DAC chip, the DX1 decodes up to 32-bit/384kHz PCM in a stunning 120dB of dynamic range. With high/low gain options and two outputs (6.35mm and 3.5mm), the DX1 is ready for IEMs, full-size headphones, and everything in between. Despite its small size, it can output up to 280mWx2 @32Ω and 51mWx2 @300Ω of power. Discrete LNRD circuit If I had a choice myself and had to choose between the two, I would take the Topping DX1, over the SB-Z card.DX1 can push up to 280mW x2 @32Ω of output power which is enough for any IEMs and efficient full-size headphones. This unit is sure to be a hot topic in audio circles and is the perfect place for budding audiophiles to start their DAC/amp journey. The DX1 features a brand new AKM DAC chip and supports up to 32-bit/384kHz and native DSD256. In addition, the DX1 has 2 headphone outputs (3.5mm and 6.35mm) and dual gain settings. It has an impressive 120dB of dynamic range and an XMOS USB controller. Enter the discrete LNRD (Low Noise Reference Driver) circuit, which filters out interference and noise from the USB power supply. As a result, the noise levels from the DAC and headphone amp sections are a minuscule 2.0uV and 1.0uV, respectively. This means you can listen to your music without any distractions, even with sensitive in-ear monitors.