USB

The USB input is the preferred connection between a computer or audio server and a DAC, an integrated amplifier, or a headphone amplifier equipped with a digital conversion section. In type B or type C format, it operates in asynchronous mode: the converter’s clock controls the data rate, which reduces jitter compared with a conventional S/PDIF input.

This digital input supports PCM up to 32 bits / 768 kHz and native DSD via DoP, covering all high-resolution audio formats delivered by local libraries and Hi-Res streaming services. It is the reference interface for using a computer-based source without compromising signal quality.