Types of DAC connections | DAC 101- Part 5
Most DAC connections are quite self-explanatory. If they aren't, here's a little breakdown: Connection Details RCA Outs - Analog (unbalanced) The most common type of hifi outputs -...
What is MQA and How to play it ? | DAC 101 - Part 4
Who made MQA? MQA, which stands for Master Quality Authenticated, is an audio technology that was originally developed by Bob Stuart, co-founder of British hi-fi manufacturer Meridian Audio, and is...
What is Digital Jitter and How to Avoid Jitter ? | DAC 101 - Part 3
What is Jitter? Jitter is one that gets a lot of attention, but not much understanding. Basically, sometimes a sound that’s really really high in frequency like a cymbal shimmer, harmonic, or other...
Integrated vs External DACs | DAC 101- Part 2
The average user probably wouldn’t notice much of a difference between an integrated DAC and an external DAC, so there is a variation on integrated vs external DACs debate. Does integrated and exte...
What is a DAC and How does it improve the quality of sound? | DAC 101- Part 1
What is a DAC? Most people will not know what a DAC is but it is something that almost everyone will have come into contact with at some point or another. To audiophiles, the DAC chip is known as a...
5 Main Features to Look For When You Shop Portable Audio Player | DAP 101- Part 4
Recently，there have been some interesting developments in the world of DAPs， you might want to give them a look if you're looking to make the most of your portable listening. Selecting a high-resol...