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pcm: 44.1kHz,48kHz,88.2kHz,96kHz.
176.4KHz,192KHz,352.8KHz,384KHz,705.6KHz,768KHz
[USB and I2S support all sample rates, S/PDIF supports up to 192KHz].
DSD: 2.8 MHz (DSD64) - DoP, native
5.6 MHz (DSD128) - DoP, native
11.2 MHz (DSD256) - DoP, native
22.5792 MHz (DSD512) - native
[USB and I2S support all DSD formats, S/PDIF and AES/EBU support DSD64 DOP mode].
Bitwidth: up to 32 bit over USB and I2S
Up to 24 bit over S/PDIF
Electrical standards for each interface:
1, USB input socket is a standard USB-B type female socket, USB power supply range 4.5V-5.1V;
2, SPDIF interface input standard S/PDIF signal, input impedance is 75 ohms, AES input impedance is 110 ohms;
3, the power input is 115V/230V AC, and the internal power is supplied by a 40-watt customized transformer;
4, I2S input is LVDS level in the form of HDMI interface, compatible with most front-end devices;
Analog output performance:
Output level (0dBFS):
PCM: RCA single-ended output for 2.6V RMS, XLR balanced output for 4.6V RMS
DSD: 2.6V RMS for RCA single-ended outputs, 4.6V RMS for XLR balanced outputs
Output Impedance: 22 ohms (RCA single-ended) / 45 ohms (XLR balanced)
Frequency Response: 20-20kHz +/-0.1dB
Signal-to-noise ratio: 131dB (20-22kHz A-weighted)
Distortion Characteristics:
THD+N (1kHz, 0dBFS) 0.00012% (-118db) at fs=44.1Khz (PCM, 20Hz-22kHz A-weighted))
Dynamic Response (1kHz, -60dBFS) 131dB (20Hz-22kHz A-weighted)
Left/Right Channel Separation >130dB @1kHz
SDA6 PRO2:
262MM*220MM*46MM
2.7KG
Package:
330MM*310MM*110MM
3.6KG
WHAT IN BOX?
SDA6 PRO 2 * 1
Remote Control * 1
USB Cables * 1
Charging Cables * 1
Guy who thought refurb would be a good idea
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
(Can’t find many reviews about this dac online so I will share my thoughts here. Hope it helps you. If you’re looking for more info about this dac, make sure to read the headfi thread on it. A few other people posted their reviews. As of today, I don’t think any professional reviewers have covered this dac)Soundstage: fairly wide and tall, not terribly deep. Vocals are pulled towards the back of the soundstage. Soundstage is between speakers. Not pulled forward or pushed back much at all.Frequency response: Leans slightly bright but not by much. Fairly neutral FR. If pairing with a bright or neutral system, do not use sharp filter as it will introduce some vocal sibilance. Slow filter removes sibilance.Tonality: Bass is tight and controlled. Slightly rubbery timbre to the bass. Good detail and texture. Midrange sounds like it has a thin layer of honey over it (smooth and rich sounding). Midrange has good density and clarity. Treble is smooth with natural timbre. The dynamics are very strong. Powerful leading edges.Technicalities: very high detail retrieval with excellent clarity. Doesn’t sacrifice musicality for detail either. Despite being a detail monster, the midrange is still rich. Instrument separation is very good. However, layering is almost absent (not much depth overall).Timbre: not the most organic/natural sound but not bad. This dac favors richness over organic sound. Bass timbre is slightly rubbery. Treble timbre is very natural, revealing nice inner texture to cymbal crashes. Midrange is where most warmth is noticeable. The more intense the sound, the more warm it will be. Vocals, electric guitars, and brass instruments are the warmest sounding. Very nice tone but not fully organic.Summary: Details and clarity take the spotlight with this dac. Midrange is rich and smooth. Timbre is more warm than organic sounding. Neutral/slightly bright systems may not pair well.
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