Fosi Audio ZH3 DAC Headphone Amp, Fully Balanced Preamp with
AKM4493SEQ XMOS XU316 PCM 768kHz for Amplifiers, USB/Optical/COAX/RCA/12V Trigger Input, XLR/RCA/4.4mm/6.35mm Output with RemoteUSD $199.99
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- An all-in-one desktop HiFi DAC/headphone amp/preamp: With premium chipsets and self-developed fully balanced circuitry, low noise and low distortion. Perfect for HiFi headphones or active speakers, it's the ultimate desktop audio solution
- Exceptional Sound Quality: Premium chipset with AKM4493SEQ DAC, XMOS XU316 processor, and four OPA1612 amps supports up to PCM 768kHz/32bit & DSD512. A self-developed dual-power balanced amp circuit with multiple ultra-low-noise LDOs and capacitors keeps noise as low as 1.9μV
- High Output Power: Equipped with both 6.35mm single-ended (640mW@32Ω x2) and 4.4mm balanced (2570mW@32Ω x2) outputs. The 3-level gain switch supports headphones ranging from 16Ω to 300Ω, making it perfect for almost in-ears and over-ear headphones
- Versatile & Flexible: With coaxial, optical, USB, and RCA inputs, plus 4.4mm, 6.35mm, RCA, and XLR outputs, it connects to diverse audio sources and devices. Functions as a DAC/amp/preamp for desktop HiFi. UAC mode switching ensures full compatibility with game consoles for both music and gaming
- Rich Customization: Features bass/treble EQ adjustments and 6 filter types, including Bypass mode and two swappable op-amps, allowing you to customize the sound to match your preference. All functions are integrated into the screen for a clean, premium look that continues the Z-Series design language
- Notes: 1. "RCA and XLR output levels differ significantly; please select according to your backend equipment" – this is to manage user expectations. 2. "EQ only supports headphone output" – this is to prevent users from mistakenly believing that the preamp output can also be used.
- Weight: 2.87
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