DAC Comparison
AudioQuest DragonFly Black vs Schiit Gungnir
AudioQuest DragonFly Black Convenience and performance are no longer mutually exclusive. With DragonFly Black any computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone can be used as a true high-fidelity music player, allowing music lovers to enjoy beautiful sound wherever they go, whenever they please. $99.95 MSRP | Schiit Gungnir True Multibit or delta-sigma? Yes. With Gungnir, you have the flexibility to choose between affordable delta-sigma performance, or Schiit’s own True Multibit architecture with medical-grade D/A converters and a unique time- and frequency-domain optimized digital filter. Both versions offer excellent performance for a moderate price—as well as the comfort of completely upgradable, modular design. $899.00 MSRP | |
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| Features | ||
| Power | AC 115v AC 230v | |
Input/Output | ||
| Inputs | USB-A | BNC S/PDIF Coaxial S/PDIF TOSLINK S/PDIF USB-B |
| Outputs | 3.5mm | Balanced 3-pin XLR RCA |
| Output Voltage | 1.2 volt | |
Audio | ||
| Sample Rate | 24 bit / 96 kHz | 24 bit / 192 kHz |
| DAC Chip | ESS 9010 32 bit with minimum-phase fast roll-off filter | |
| Reviews | No reviews available | No reviews available |
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