Review on AMANKA Digital to Analog Audio Converter with Fiber Cable - 🔌 Optical Toslink and Coaxial Inputs to RCA and 3.5mm AUX (Headphone) Outputs by Saul Rivera

This converter actually works incredibly well, it does exactly what it's supposed to do, it converts a digital signal to an analogue signal with no noise or anything It certainly gets bonus points for that, that it's one of the few converters with a micro-USB connector for power (I used a small Blackberry charger with a 5V 750mA output and it works great), as well as a built-in 3.5- mm connector, not only left and right RCA audio channels. However, I just want to point out two things so that anyone with special needs can be aware. When I first tried to connect an additional 3.5mm cable, I heard a loud hum with partials coming from the connected speakers. That meant it had the wrong plug. I had to push it in with some force and when I heard a loud click I thought it was broken, but then the sound came through perfectly with no background noise. Maybe it was too tight a bracket holding the cable in place. But it's certainly important if you're going to be constantly plugging and unplugging the auxiliary cable. I would suggest having a dedicated converter cable. Second, the power-on LED is actually quite bright and can be seen through the RCA ports and is noticeable at night. from the functionality of the converter. If you don't care about aesthetics and a (presumably) powerful 3.5mm jack, then this is a great converter. In addition, as I have already mentioned,