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LORDWORLD UC10 USB-C to coaxial converter with 3.5mm aux cable

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD UC10 USB-C to Coaxial S/PDIF Converter & 3.5mm Aux Cable

SKU CH-5NMM-C7JWW

Converts USB-C audio to coaxial S/PDIF and includes a 3.5 mm aux cable

  • Converts USB-C audio to coaxial S/PDIF for external DACs
  • Includes 3.5 mm auxiliary cable for direct analogue connection
  • Compact adapter works with USB-C source devices
  • Digital and analogue outputs covered in one package

UC10 USB-C to Coaxial S/PDIF Converter

The LORDWORLD UC10 converts a USB-C digital output into a coaxial S/PDIF signal for external DACs or receivers. A 3.5 mm auxiliary cable is included for analogue connections. It suits listeners who want a simple digital bridge from a phone or portable player. No driver installation is required for basic operation.

Coaxial digital upgrade for USB-C sources

This replaces a direct analogue headphone connection when a cleaner digital feed is preferred. The jump is worth it if the downstream DAC accepts coaxial S/PDIF and the source device provides USB-C audio output. Buyers who need optical TOSLINK or HDMI audio must choose a different adapter.

Highlights

  • Converts USB-C audio to coaxial S/PDIF for external DACs
  • Includes 3.5 mm auxiliary cable for direct analogue connection
  • Compact adapter works with USB-C source devices
  • Digital and analogue outputs covered in one package

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

What coaxial connector does the UC10 use for the S/PDIF output?

The UC10 provides a coaxial S/PDIF output via a standard RCA connector on the converter end.

In what order should the UC10 and the 3.5 mm cable be connected to avoid no sound?

Plug the USB-C end into the source device first, then attach the coaxial or 3.5 mm cable to the receiving equipment.

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