Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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LUOM
Converts optical, coaxial and USB digital audio to analogue stereo RCA and 3.5 mm outputs at up to 192 kHz 24-bit with a built-in 125 mW headphone amplifier for 32–600 ohm loads
The LUOM OZHL2 converts digital audio from optical Toslink, coaxial SPDIF and USB sources into stereo analogue signals for amplifiers or powered speakers. It accepts PCM and LPCM streams at sampling rates of 32, 44.1, 48, 96 and 192kHz with 24-bit depth. A supplied IR remote selects the active input without touching the unit.
Three digital inputs cover common TV, console and PC connections, while RCA and 3.5mm outputs feed both a main system and a headphone. The headphone amplifier delivers 125mW per channel into 32ohm loads and supports impedances from 32 to 600ohm. USB input is limited to PC audio streaming and does not read USB storage devices.
The unit draws power from the included USB cable so no external mains adapter is required. Passive operation keeps it silent in normal use with no fan or moving parts. The metal chassis dissipates the modest heat from the DAC and headphone stage without temperature concerns.
| Brand | LUOM |
|---|---|
| Model | OZHL2 |
| Color | Black |
| Specifications | 192khz DAC optical digital to analog adapter converter Inputs: Coaxial, Toslink & USB Optical/Coaxial input audio format: PCM / LPCM Optical/Coaxial input sampling rate: 32, 44.1, 48, 96 and 192KHz Headphone amplifying power: 125mW x2 @ 32O Suggest headphone esistance range: 32-600O It can convert optical, USB(For PC), and Coaxial digital audio signals into stereo analog audio signals that are connected to the amplifier. Help users solve the problem of connecting different audio interfaces to analog amplifiers. |
| Features | DAC Digital to Analog Audio Converter ,support USB(For PC),Optical SPDIF and Coaxial as audio input,support RCA(L/R) and 3.5mm jack as audio output,192KHz 24 bit sampling rates. 192khz DAC optical digital to analog adapter converter Inputs: Coaxial, Toslink & USB Optical/Coaxial input audio format: PCM / LPCM Optical/Coaxial input sampling rate: 32, 44.1, 48, 96 and 192KHz Headphone amplifying power: 125mW x2 @ 32 Suggest headphone esistance range: 32-600 It can convert optical, USB(For PC), and Coaxial digital audio signals into stereo analog audio signals that are connected to the |
| Package Contents | 1 X Digital to analog audio converter 1 X USB power cable 1 X IR Remote Control 1 X User Manual |
Yes, the converter outputs stereo analog audio through RCA L/R and a 3.5mm jack, so you can connect it directly to an amplifier with RCA inputs.
Set your source device to output PCM or LPCM at 192 kHz, select the matching input on the converter, and you should hear clear playback through the RCA or 3.5mm outputs.
The package contains the converter, a USB power cable, an IR remote control and a user manual; optical and coaxial cables are not included and must be purchased separately.
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