"Fiio, as a Chi-Fi brand, has consistently delivered high-quality audio to music listeners and gamers who want to experience exceptional sound without breaking the bank. Their new dongle DAC headphone amplifier also predictably fits the bill when it comes to utility audio accessories that deserve to be a daily driver. This is Snowsky TINY, a DAC that truly complements its name without any compromise in the high-end audio you'll get from it for your wired headphones or earphones."
"The DAC comes in two variants, TINY A and TINY B, each designed for different audio listening needs and available gear. Both models have support for 32-bit/384kHz PCM and DSD256, so they are equipped to handle any high-resolution audio signal from your local files or lossless streaming services like Tidal, Apple Music, or Spotify. The DACs come with a multicolor RGB indicator that shows the audio quality being output through the amplifier."
"The pocket-sized brick comes with a DSP engine and a 10-band parametric equalizer to fine-tune the frequency and gain based on your taste. The custom EQ profile can be saved to the cloud and shared with fellow audiophiles who are always conscious about the next best tuning setting. If you've got headphones with an inline remote and mic, the DAC comes in very handy as you can take calls or indulge in game chats without much fuss."
Snowsky TINY is a compact dongle DAC headphone amplifier available in two variants, TINY A and TINY B, designed for different listening needs and gear. Both variants support 32-bit/384kHz PCM and DSD256 for high-resolution playback from local files and lossless streaming services. The unit includes a multicolor RGB indicator, a DSP engine, and a 10-band parametric equalizer with cloud-save and sharing for custom EQ profiles. The CNC-milled all-metal build uses a T-shaped output to reduce cable stress. Broad platform compatibility covers Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, Linux, Nintendo Switch, and PS5, all at a $22 price point.
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