DAC Converter 192KHz - Optical to 3.5mm Support Volume Adjust Digital to Analog Audio Converter Optical SPDIF Toslink Coaxial to 3.5mm L/R RCA Analog Stereo Adapter for PS3 PS HDTV Blu-ray DVD

This was super easy to connect to a tv, plug and play! A compact size, comes with an Optical cable included and is happily powered from the USB ports on the TV. You'll just have to provide your own Stereo Phone (RCA) cable to connect into your amplifier. The volume knob on the front is helpful for secondary adjustment. No real lag on the audio unlike if you're currently using Bluetooth. Just remember to switch the Audio Output to Optical (not internal speakers) and if it's not working, make sure Digital Audio Out is set to PCM. I've tried it on multiple tvs and seems to function well and was compatible with them all.

Used to connect wireless headphones to Samsung optical output on tv. Works great, clear sound, no issues.

I don't often write reviews but this little box of magic is so good it thoroughly deserves it. I bought this simply to give a games console and DVD player in a spare room, the ability to have an analogue output via the optical connection (I already have a HDMI switchbox with optical output), but with the added bonus of it having a headphone amp built in. My main amplifer for everyday entertainment is a Yamaha RX-A3050, which a couple of years ago was their flagship AV amp with a list price of ~£2000, and my headphones are Sennheiser HD-650s (~£400) so I'm well aware of what decent kit should sound like (I also use a ProJect Headbox S headphone amp too, which is ~£100) , but am absolutely astonished at how good this little 192kHz DAC/Amp sounds. Obviously, it's not as good as the Yamaha, but then nobody would expect that, but I'd confidently say this thing is giving ~80-90% of the quality/performance for 1% (yes, 1/100th) of the cost of the Yamaha at £20 (and 1/5th of the cost of my ProJect amplifier), not to mention the ridiculous size differential of the two, and bearing in mind I'm using it with pretty decent audiophile headphones, so for most people who don't have such gear, they simply wouldn't tell the difference. I certainly have no complaints about the quality as it's more than acceptable, not to mention it seems pretty capable of driving such headphones which is surprising when you consider its small size. The only downside I've encountered is the volume dial was quite sensitve when I first used it, though it seemed to get better once it was used so perhaps simply using it and warming it up has helped give it a running in. In conclusion, I'd highly recommend this to anyone looking for either a DAC or headphone amplifier. And if the electronics in it last a long time (only time will tell), I'd confidently say it's probably the best £20 I've ever spent.

Sounds good,I have it hooked up to my TV with an optical cable and then into an amp with good quality RCA cables. Sound quality is good,clean and there's detail. It feels a bit like it lacks a bit in bass which is why I have it connected to my amp to adjust bass levels and also be able to turn volume up/down using an amp remote control. Only reason for giving it 4 stars is I heard something rattling around inside..had to open up unit to find a piece of solder or metal fragment inside. Other than that I'd say great product for the price.

I was a little skeptical about this item due to price compared to professional DAC kit like the professional iFi Dac 2 costing around £150 and that being lowest end of the price band, and going up into the thousands for top end like the Chord Qutest kit, but the sound out of this device was impressive, even the volume was way more than you'll ever need for headsets, i had to turn it down to be usable, for me I needed something for my Xbox due to controller auto turning off after 15 mins when sim racing with a Logitech racing wheel. This is seriously annoying and taking batteries out and plugging controller in directly was not fixing the issues on the controller, so after reading some reviews around, some had used something like this to get around it, all you need is for your TV to have a coaxial output or Optical Toslink output which most modern TV's do these days, this device worked straight out of the box, no messing around with any setting on TV at all. I've also plugged it into my Cambridge Audio kit later to hear how well the sound throughput is, and it's not an all singing all dancing sound system, but the sound for me sounded great, it's done the job perfectly. I honestly couldn't tell the difference in sound quality from the headset being plugged into my controller or through this, so happy days, and no more reaching for the darn controller to turn it back on again while in the middle of a race.

Till skillnad från enklare varianter av denna typ av produkt som bara klarar av PCM klarar denna både DTS och AC-3. För mig betyder det att jag inte behöver ställa om den genomströmmade avkodningen till PCM t.ex.. i Kodi för att få rent ljud i hörlurarna. I annat fall med enklare produkter blir det bara digitalt oljud i lurarna. Produkten är robust bygg med metallchassi och med rätt känsla i den lilla potentiometern. Rekommenderas!

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It's working well, just connected optical cable and changed on my TV LG OLED C3 settings audio out to optical. Working on all audio formats dolby, pcm or dts. For power I connected to one of TV usb connector. According to sound quality in general is good quality. But I download Tidal app to TV and compare audio quality on my stereo audio system from TV with this DAC and my Samsung Note 9 audio out also playing the same songs from Tidal. This phone has very good DAC. So audio from Samsung was more clear and detailed than Prozor. But in general for this price I think Prozor audio quality is good enough and I'm satisfied for this purchase.

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​Ich stand vor dem klassischen Problem: Mein neuer LG Fernseher hat nur noch digitale Audioausgänge, aber meine geliebten Lautsprecher hängen an einem analogen Verstärker. Eine direkte Verbindung war also unmöglich. Nach kurzer Recherche bin ich auf diesen DAC von PROZOR gestoßen und er hat das Problem nicht nur gelöst, sondern meine Erwartungen übertroffen. ​Die Lösung für fehlende Anschlüsse Die Installation war kinderleicht: Optisches Kabel vom Fernseher in den Konverter, Cinch-Kabel vom Konverter in den Verstärker, USB-Kabel für den Strom anschließen – fertig. Alles funktionierte auf Anhieb und meine Anlage war wieder mit dem Fernseher verbunden. ​Unerwartete Soundverbesserung Was mich wirklich überrascht hat, ist die hörbare Verbesserung der Audioqualität. Der Klang ist jetzt spürbar klarer und natürlicher. Der Wandler scheint das Signal nicht nur umzuwandeln, sondern auch aufzuwerten. Details in Musik und Filmen kommen jetzt viel besser zur Geltung. ​Effektiver Störfilter Ein riesiger Pluspunkt: Ich hatte immer ein leichtes, aber nerviges Rauschen auf den Boxen, weil meine Lautsprecherkabel unglücklicherweise direkt neben Netzwerkkabeln verlaufen. Dieser DAC hat dieses Rauschen fast vollständig eliminiert! Allein dafür hat sich der Kauf schon gelohnt. ​Fazit: Wer eine einfache, günstige und qualitativ hochwertige Lösung sucht, um eine analoge Anlage an einen modernen Fernseher anzuschließen, macht hier alles richtig. Man löst nicht nur ein Kompatibilitätsproblem, sondern bekommt obendrauf eine klar bessere Klangqualität und eine effektive Reduzierung von Störgeräuschen. Klare Kaufempfehlung!