cs43131

  1. jkim

    On the Distortion of Cirrus Logic CS431xx-Based Devices: A Comparative Review

    Introduction Since their release in fall 2017, Cirrus Logic's two digital-to-analog converter (DAC) chips, the CS43131 and CS43198, have gained traction in industry, being adopted in quite a few consumer hi-fi and professional audio devices. With the recent boom of hi-fi products designed and...
  2. jkim

    FIIO KA15 Portable DAC & Headphone Amp Review

    The Fiio KA15 is a portable USB DAC/headphone amplifier recently released (Fall 2024) by Fiio. Key features are: High output power: 560 mW per channel into 32 Ohm (in balanced desktop mode) Dual CS43198 (DAC chips) + SGM8262 (op-amps) 10-band on-device parametric EQ Not a dongle-type yet...
  3. jkim

    (Unofficial) Review of JCALLY JM20 MAX: USB-C Headphone Dongle with High Unbalanced Output Power

    Introduction Presented here is a review of the JCally JM20 Max based on detailed measurements. This DAC/headphone dongle has some features that piqued my curiosity: It is a USB dongle that claims to provide relatively high unbalanced output power (195 mW @ 32 Ohm per channel), which is rare...
  4. B

    Anyone heard these DACs?

    Hello, I would like to purchase this usb DAC: usb dac CS43131 link: (might be deleted?)...
  5. Saidera

    A Thread Dedicated to Cirrus Logic CS43131

    The USB-C Dongle Market Apparently CS43130 was a Wolfson chip. It was Hidizs / Tempotec / Meizu that first drew my attention to CS43131. Later in 2020 products with dual CS43131 such as iBasso DC03 began appearing. We’ve had these pages...
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