Cubilux USB to RCA Audio Cable with 384KHz/24-bit DAC, USB A Male to 2 Male RCA Stereo AUX Cord, 2RCA Auxilary Cable for Laptop, PC, Computer, 6 Feet

I bought this to experiment with replacing the old CD changer in my boat with an old Macbook Air i have lying around. No more loading discs and having to go downstairs to pull the cartridges and replace them at sea. By deciding to keep my Clarion Marine audio system, and instead add in the Macbook Air i both saved a ton of money and now have access to a vast catalog of music instead of 12 cartridges of CD's. That was the theory. I first tested the new set up with the analog audio out of the laptop, 3.5mm plug to RCA into the equalizer. Sounds fine, works well. Then i un-packaged this USB DAC cable and tried it. WOW what a difference. I listen to jazz and classical, so my observations are relevant to those genres of music. All files i listen to are in lossless format (FLAC, AAC Loseless, etc) The analog audio out signal sounded much like the Clarion Marine CD player head unit i am replacing. Sounds fine for a vessel, but hardly studio reference quality. This DAC cable on the other hand brought out all the clarity of the bass, and the background instruments, and provided much more balance across the frequency range, even on 6 1/2 inch co-axial marine speakers!. Sounds much closer to my home system (which is a studio reference type system). At least for my application the difference is startling and obvious. I noticed from some other reviews that people complained about ground hum when the USB device was unplugged. For my system at least there is no hum, no noise at all when unplugged. The cable itself is not as armored as a lot of the other cables i have aboard, so only time will tell how well it lasts, especially in the salt air of the ocean, however as they are pretty cheap, i just ordered a spare to use as a replacement if needed. My setup is in an enclosed bridge, not directly open to the air/sun/spray. If it was to be installed in an open boat, then the entire setup would have to be in a cabin or a locker. I will update this review if i find problems with it, or it corrodes or fails. But as it stands this is a great item, and puts my old obsolete 16 year old Macbook Air to use again. It is also the only one i could find on Amazon that clearly states its bit depth and sample frequency, and is rated for 384KHz/24-bit, all the others i found were either lower rated or never stated any specific specs. -- Update Having done some more tests with this DAC, i am still very impressed. For example after down-rating the sample rate to match the original Mac DAC (96k) it still sounds like a night and day difference. Set back to 384K it shines. I also purchased another one for a different installation, and took it to the house to compare against my home stereo DAC, (high end amp, KEF studio reference speakers etc). For the money this little DAC is very impressive. OK it is not as full sounding and rich as my home DAC unit, BUT you will have to spend a boat load more money to improve on this DAC. At 384K/24 bit for less than $20, this is a steal. And if you are not using lossless source audio, a better DAC is not going to improve the sound. Also with the house system, there was no noise when unplugged, or the laptop went to sleep. No issues at all. The only drawback for others may be it does not provide the extra controls that more expensive DACs provide. But i never use such things anyway. For the money who could complain. Also for users that do have ground loop type issues, make sure your computer/laptop/device is actually grounded. I use the 3 pin plugs for the laptop power supplies, i never tried it with the 2 pin adapters.

I'm running my stereo receiver off of my desktop computer and I had it connected with the earphone jack. I upgraded my streaming service to Tidal to get better quality. Then I bought this device and connected a USB port on my desktop to the receiver. It worked immediately. What an upgrade to my stereo system this little jack made! Clearer sound with more bass available. Don't forget to unplug the earphone jack

Does better than the 15 year old converter box I have.

This cable is perfect! I’ve read other reviews and I have no idea what these people are talking about or what in the world they are doing with the cable, but I have experienced zero heat and zero crackling or popping noises. It’s an amazing piece of tech. Just think about the fact that a tiny digital-to-audio converter is embedded right into the plug! And for the pittance they charge! It boggles the mind!

This works great. I replaced a mini-jack cable with this when I got a new desktop computer. It's feeding a little digital amplifier that drives some old Bose speakers. I'm thrilled with it so far.

Bought it because it specifically said it was compatible with the PlayStation 5. The PS5 nor the Switch recognize the device. Windows recognizes it right away and it works. This indicates it's only a UAC2 compatible DAC. The PS5 and Switch need a UAC1 compatible DAC to work with them. Thought the cable may be defective so got a replacement and confirmed that the DAC itself is not compatible with the PS5/Switch. Shipping was fine. Packaging and apparent quality of the cable was fine, but the product itself doesn't match the marketing descriptions.

This cable worked really well for hooking up a pair of edifer bookshelf speakers to my kvm dock. Audio is crisp and clear

Looks good, does exactly what it's supposed to. Get your audio input off the 3.5 analog jack. I just bought another.

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Ja, ein "DAC" mit Kabel für Computer und AMP.

PCからヘッドホン用アンプに接続して使用しました。 他の方が書いているようにノイズ少なく、ビビッドな音が鳴り、とても満足しています。 この値段で買えるとは素晴らしいです。

Funziona veramente con dac 384 khz

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