Review on 🎧 High-Fidelity Bluetooth 5.0 DAC with Headphone Amplifier - 192kHz 16-300Ω Optical/Coaxial to RCA 3.5mm Output for TV, Phone, Tablet - Volume Control Included by Alvaro Delic

I bought this for a number of reasons. The best price I could find was the main one and had the headphone jack to the front and everything else to the back. Bluetooth was a nice addition, but honestly I don't need it. I connected my phone to it and checked and no problems, the connection is fast. If Bluetooth would allow me to simultaneously pump through sound with Toslink, it would be handy for me. There is a button on the front to select 1/3 audio sources, and the third is coaxial. This is not required and there is no way to verify this. I want to stream audio from my computer to my USB multichannel mixer, so I can use my benches as headphones. For some reason, if I ever send audio to my mixer on a different channel while it extracts audio directly from channel 1/2 which my mic is plugged into, it causes a conflict. Although my microphone is not connected to the mixer itself, I don't know about the sound failing in Windows 10. So the DAC. 1/4 to stereo channel 8/9 on my mixer. Huge bonus: I hooked up an RCA to my mixer and a headset to the DAC and they both play. I had to turn up the gain on the DAC but to be honest these phones have 50mm rims! Huge shock, the thing has a metal case. WIN WIN I would have liked a USB port for a computer, not just a power port, I would have paid extra for that. to which my microphone is connected, this causes a conflict. Although my microphone is not connected to the mixer itself, I don't know about the sound failing in Windows 10. So the DAC. 1/4 to stereo channel 8/9 on my mixer. Huge bonus: I hooked up an RCA to my mixer and a headset to the DAC and they both play. I had to turn up the gain on the DAC but to be honest these phones have 50mm rims! Huge shock, the thing has a metal case. WIN WIN I would have liked a USB port for a computer, not just a power port, I would have paid extra for that. to which my microphone is connected, this causes a conflict. Although my microphone is not connected to the mixer itself, I don't know about the sound failing in Windows 10. So the DAC. 1/4 to stereo channel 8/9 on my mixer. Huge bonus: I hooked up an RCA to my mixer and a headset to the DAC and they both play. I had to turn up the gain on the DAC but to be honest these phones have 50mm rims! Huge shock, the thing has a metal case. WIN WIN I would have liked a USB port for a computer, not just a power port, I would have paid extra for that. connected to my mixer and I have the headset connected to the DAC and they both play. I had to turn up the gain on the DAC but to be honest these phones have 50mm rims! Huge shock, the thing has a metal case. WIN WIN I would have liked a USB port for a computer, not just a power port, I would have paid extra for that. connected to my mixer and I have the headset connected to the DAC and they both play. I had to turn up the gain on the DAC but to be honest these phones have 50mm rims! Huge shock, the thing has a metal case. WIN WIN I would have liked a USB port for a computer, not just a power port, I would have paid extra for that.