Benro Beyond B200 (черный)

SMSL B200 поддерживает функции как USB-ЦАП, так и Bluetooth-приемника. В нем используется микросхема Cirrus Logic CS43131, позволяющая поддерживать частоту дискретизации до PCM 24 бит 48 кГц через вход USB-C. Как приемник Bluetooth 5.1, он поддерживает кодеки высокого разрешения aptX, aptX HD и LDAC.

Особенности:

новейший модуль Bluetooth от Qualcomm, поддержка LDAC, APTX/HD, SBC, AAC;
новейший ЦАП от Cirrus Logic, CS43131, имеет на выходе RCA динамический диапазон до 128 дБ;
панели из алюминиевого сплава с ЧПУ обработкой, сенсорные переключатели;
поддерживается отображение текстов песен на 2,33-дюймовом цветном дисплее при воспроизведении по Bluetooth;
Bluetooth 44.1 ~ 96 кГц;
выходы: оптический, коаксиальный, линейный.
SMSL B200: USB-ЦАП

ЦАП B200 оснащен микросхемой Cirrus Logic CS43131, которая позволяет поддерживать THD +N на уровне 0,0002% и достигать уровня SNR в 128 дБ. Этот чип ЦАП также позволяет ему поддерживать частоту дискретизации до PCM 24 бит 48 кГц через вход USB-C.

SMS LB200: высокопроизводительный Bluetooth-приемник

Чип-приемник Qualcomm Bluetooth 5.1 в B200 поддерживает кодеки высокой четкости: SBC, AAC, aptX HD (576 кбит/с) и LDAC (990 кбит/с).

Комплектация:

bluetooth ресивер;
кабель USB-A - USB-C;
документация.

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