Review on 🔊 Wiistar Optical Fiber Decoder with AC3/DTS/Toslink Coaxial Digital to Analog Audio L/R Conversion and 3.5mm Earphone Jack by Jeff Leu

What can you say about the magical little black box that converts various multi-channel digital audio formats to analog stereo, except - wow! This thing really works and sounds great! I bought this to use my 4K TV's multi-channel audio output, which is routed to an optical splitter, and one of the shard's outputs goes to this box. The analog audio output from this unit goes to two Trond Bluetooth transmitters (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N9PI9T6/) via an analog Y-cable (https://www.amazon.com/gp/). ). ). product/B0125XPJLE) feeds two 1/8" stereo male-to-male patch cords (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01L0YPVOY), allowing me to have 4 pairs of Zealot B21 headphones ( https :/ / www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M8MMSL1) is active at the same time for quiet evening listening to TV sound I was a little worried that using the headphone output on this box would overload the analog input on the Trond BT transmitter, but so far this hasn't been a problem (if that becomes a problem I just use the line out of this block and add an analog attenuator if needed) I realized I needed something like this when trying to use The Blacklist as a streaming Watching the video and there was no sound until I realized the show was being streamed in DD 5.1.