Audioengine D3

Audiophiles rejoice! Audioengine D3 is a digital to audio converter & headphone amplifier, what this means is you can bypass your computers headphone output and send music directly through a USB port for noticeably improved fidelity and a higher output. The quality of most computer headphone outputs isn´t generally very inspiring, so the D3 provides a better option by streaming audio from your computers USB port and directly connecting to your music system or headphones. The D3 DAC is the perfect way to get great-sounding music not only from your computer to headphones but also from your computer to any music system. The D3 also has a sample rate indicator that shows sample rates above 48K so you´ll know you’re getting the most out of your HD music.

Learn more at Audioengine or pick it up from Amazon
Available for purchase in Europe here

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