DAC Bravo Firestone

Descrizione

DAC con ingresso USB e Ottico/coax e uscita Ottica/coax. Ottimo per i FLAC dal PC/Mac Condizioni perfette. Inserisco alcune righe di una recensione: Enter the the Firestone Bravo (RRP $199) – a ‘digital processor’ that sits between your transport (Squeezebox, Sonos or computer) and re-clocks the digital data prior to being sent to the DAC. Theoretically, it eliminates/reduces jitter. Much like the jitter-blasting M2Tech Hiface, the Firestone Bravo is capable of extracting 24-bit audio via USB, but it aces the Hiface with its additional SPDIF (both coaxial and optical) inputs. Connecting the USB to a source will override the optical input, which in turn takes priority over the coaxial input. Outputs are limited to coaxial and optical. The fascia of the Bravo is a simple affair. You have a choice of black or silver. It sports a blue LED to indicate that all is well with power supply (a switching module), a green LED to indicate that a digital signal is locked and loaded, another greed LED that confirms USB connection and simple on/off toggle switch. Neither LEDs possesses the retina-boiling, laser-like quality of many of the budget hifi products emanating from the factories of Taiwan and China.