SMSL DO200 PRO vs SMSL B2

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Here are measurements:

S.M.S.L PO100 AK - Measurements / Round 2 (DAC)

S.M.S.L PO100 AK - Measurements / Round 2 Hi folks, This is an update over my previous measurements of the S.M.S.L PO100 family. I will focus precisely on the PO100 AK, which not only is an USB to S/PDIF converter (as are the PO100 and PO100 PRO) but also a budget DAC, that claims to perform...

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Topping D10s USB DAC and Bridge Review

This is a review and detailed measurements of the Topping D10s USB DAC and S/PDIF plus Toslink bridge. It was kindly sent to me by the company for testing. The D10s has a retail cost of US $99. Let me start by confessing that the original D10 was one of my favorites with its cute orange...

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Topping D10 Balanced Review (USB DAC)

This is a review and detailed measurements of the new Topping D10 Balanced. It was sent to me by the company and costs US $139. The D10 Balanced as the name implies, comes in my favorite USB DAC package with the same cute orange display: Back panel is where the difference is: Balanced...

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All three are virtually perfect WRT noise and distortion.

The only meaningful difference in sound quality could stem from the SMSL's early treble roll-off, which could make it sound a bit more "smooth" than the Toppings.

Though it's down just 1dB at 15kHz and 4dB at 20kHz, so chances are, even that difference is too small to be audible.

the topping d10s vs d10 is there any difference besides balanced outputs? i thought the s was the more recent one.

 

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the topping d10s vs d10 is there any difference besides balanced outputs? i thought the s was the more recent one.

D10 Balanced was released after the D10s.

Besides the analog output, there's no meaningful difference between them.

 

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For audio reproduction, sample rates greater than 48kHz are pure gimmick and do not increase sound quality in any way.

But higher sample rates gives lower RTL(Round Trip Latency) and less aliasing for virtual instruments.