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This Item  PROZOR 192KHz Digital to Analog Audio Converter DAC Digital SPDIF Optical to Analog L/R RCA Converter Toslink Optical to 3.5mm Jack Adapter for PS3 HD DVD PS4 Amp Apple TV Home Cinema |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | -34% $13.85 List: $20.99 | $16.99 | $22.99 | $10.99 | $18.99 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Monday, Sep 2 | Get it as soon as Monday, Sep 2 | Get it as soon as Monday, Sep 2 | Get it as soon as Saturday, Aug 31 | Get it as soon as Monday, Sep 2 |
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| Sold By | PROZOR US | PROZOR US | PROZOR US | JiDianKeJi Store | CMST |
| interface type | Optical | Optical | Coaxial | Coaxial, Optical | Coaxial |
| number of channels | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| mounting type | Coaxial | Optical | Coaxial,Magnetic Mount | — | Coaxial,Plug Mount,Bar Mount |
| number of pins | 2 | — | — | 7 | 2 |
5 volts | — | 5 volts | — | — | |
— | — | 5 volts | — | — | |
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Product Description
NOTE: Before purchasing, please confirm if your device supports a TV or set-top box with fiber optic or coaxial interface for input, a sound amplifier with RCA interface for output, a computer audio system with 3.5mm interface, wired headphones, or 2.4G wireless TV headphones.
Supports sampling rate at 32KHz, 44.1KHz, 48KHz, 96KHz and 192KHz.
24-bit SPDIF incoming bit stream on left and right channels.
Gold-plated input & output Gold Plated interface to reduce signal transmission loss.
Aluminum Metal case,lightweight and compact.Good anti-interference function makes the sound pure and clear
- Support Audio Format: PCM
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 105DB
- Separating Degree（1KHZ）: 94DB
- Response Frequency: 20Hz~20KHz -0.2db
Notice: The optical cable and USB power cable are placed together in a tray inside the box. Please check out carefully when opening the box.
(Power Adapter NOT INCLUDED) Please power this converter via 5V 1A Power Adapter
PROZOR DAC Converter
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Max Input Resolution
| 192K/24bit rate | 192K/24bit rate | 192K/24bit rate | 192K/24bit rate | 192K/24bit rate |
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Bluetooth Receiver
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Volume Adjustable
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Adapter for DJ System
Most televisions no longer have an auxiliary port. These newer TVs now utilize coaxial, optical, Bluetooth or the more preferred HDMI ARC. I have yet to use coaxial, optical connections are very limited on speakers, Bluetooth don't always sync correctly between mouth movement and dialogue (there seems to be a micro-second delay) and ARC/eARC is generally only found on soundbars.After getting an 85 inch TV for Father's Day, I tried out various audio speakers. The best and cleanest sound was definitely from soundbars since they're made for TVs. However, I also love my bass. No offense to home theater systems, but they will NEVER make subs that can meet the needs of bass-heads like myself.I have a DJ system (I'm not a DJ) that consists of four 18 inch subwoofers, four 15 inch loudspeakers and three 6.5 inch monitors that are all self-powered and connected to a mixer. The mixer only has xlr and 1/4 inch inputs. Which means sending an audio signal from my 85" TV to the mixer must be through an analog signal via the popular 3.5mm or RCA. Since there are no RCA or headphone jack ports, I needed an adapter that will convert optical/coaxial to those respective formats. This device here was exactly what I needed.With an optical cable connected from the TV to the adapter, I was able to send analog signals from adapter's 3.5mm port to the mixer which would then be pushed out to the pro audio speakers. My TV has an option where optical out is ALWAYS on so I can hear from my soundbar that is connected to HDMI ARC and the pro audio system that is connected to the TV's optical port.When I play music or want to do some Karaoke, I turn off the soundbar and all audio is produced by the pro audio system controlled by the mixer. When watching a movie where I want clarity and still want to feel the low bass, I use the mixer to cut-off the highs so only my subwoofers are producing the low thumping bass sounds together with the soundbar.If you need to connect the sound of your TV to an analog device/mixer, this adapter is what you need. Sounds do not deteriorate and everything functioned as expected.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2024
Most televisions no longer have an auxiliary port. These newer TVs now utilize coaxial, optical, Bluetooth or the more preferred HDMI ARC. I have yet to use coaxial, optical connections are very limited on speakers, Bluetooth don't always sync correctly between mouth movement and dialogue (there seems to be a micro-second delay) and ARC/eARC is generally only found on soundbars.
After getting an 85 inch TV for Father's Day, I tried out various audio speakers. The best and cleanest sound was definitely from soundbars since they're made for TVs. However, I also love my bass. No offense to home theater systems, but they will NEVER make subs that can meet the needs of bass-heads like myself.
I have a DJ system (I'm not a DJ) that consists of four 18 inch subwoofers, four 15 inch loudspeakers and three 6.5 inch monitors that are all self-powered and connected to a mixer. The mixer only has xlr and 1/4 inch inputs. Which means sending an audio signal from my 85" TV to the mixer must be through an analog signal via the popular 3.5mm or RCA. Since there are no RCA or headphone jack ports, I needed an adapter that will convert optical/coaxial to those respective formats. This device here was exactly what I needed.
With an optical cable connected from the TV to the adapter, I was able to send analog signals from adapter's 3.5mm port to the mixer which would then be pushed out to the pro audio speakers. My TV has an option where optical out is ALWAYS on so I can hear from my soundbar that is connected to HDMI ARC and the pro audio system that is connected to the TV's optical port.
When I play music or want to do some Karaoke, I turn off the soundbar and all audio is produced by the pro audio system controlled by the mixer. When watching a movie where I want clarity and still want to feel the low bass, I use the mixer to cut-off the highs so only my subwoofers are producing the low thumping bass sounds together with the soundbar.
If you need to connect the sound of your TV to an analog device/mixer, this adapter is what you need. Sounds do not deteriorate and everything functioned as expected.
After getting an 85 inch TV for Father's Day, I tried out various audio speakers. The best and cleanest sound was definitely from soundbars since they're made for TVs. However, I also love my bass. No offense to home theater systems, but they will NEVER make subs that can meet the needs of bass-heads like myself.
I have a DJ system (I'm not a DJ) that consists of four 18 inch subwoofers, four 15 inch loudspeakers and three 6.5 inch monitors that are all self-powered and connected to a mixer. The mixer only has xlr and 1/4 inch inputs. Which means sending an audio signal from my 85" TV to the mixer must be through an analog signal via the popular 3.5mm or RCA. Since there are no RCA or headphone jack ports, I needed an adapter that will convert optical/coaxial to those respective formats. This device here was exactly what I needed.
With an optical cable connected from the TV to the adapter, I was able to send analog signals from adapter's 3.5mm port to the mixer which would then be pushed out to the pro audio speakers. My TV has an option where optical out is ALWAYS on so I can hear from my soundbar that is connected to HDMI ARC and the pro audio system that is connected to the TV's optical port.
When I play music or want to do some Karaoke, I turn off the soundbar and all audio is produced by the pro audio system controlled by the mixer. When watching a movie where I want clarity and still want to feel the low bass, I use the mixer to cut-off the highs so only my subwoofers are producing the low thumping bass sounds together with the soundbar.
If you need to connect the sound of your TV to an analog device/mixer, this adapter is what you need. Sounds do not deteriorate and everything functioned as expected.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024
This digital to analog audio converter has seamlessly integrated into my system, working flawlessly in conjunction with my Bose Companion 3 speakers for TV viewing purposes.
I've experienced zero compatibility issues and it's been a reliable addition.
I've experienced zero compatibility issues and it's been a reliable addition.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2024
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Reviewed in Germany on July 24, 2024
