PROZOR DAC Converter 192Khz Digital to Analog Audio Converter
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About PROZOR DAC Converter 192Khz Digital to Analog Audio Converter
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
85% appreciated the wide compatibility, though 15% experienced issues
I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the DAC in this unit. It is pretty good for mid-fi audio gear and I recommend it just for the DAC alone.
I connected the unit to the optical output of my Samsung smart TV (8 series) and it produced good sound on my external stereo receiver.
I found a digital to analog converter that can relay 5.1 audio output from my new Sony TV to my older Technics receiver/amplifier with surround sound, and I am happy about it.
I had to isolate the noise introduced by the device with an isolator or using my own adapter that handles this.
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69% liked the connectivity, but 31% found it lacking
I successfully connected the digital to analog signal converter to the LR inputs on the receiver/amp using two-channel RCA cables.
I am producing good sound to an external stereo receiver connected to the optical output from my Samsung smart TV.
This product is useful only if you need to connect two components with incompatible outputs and inputs.
This device only accepts Dolby Digital and not the more common Dolby Digital Plus, which makes it fairly limited.
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84% praised the conversion accuracy, while 16% experienced distortion
The sound quality is not great, but the converter performs well and solves my problem.
For the price, this device works well and solves my problem, although the sound quality is not great.
The device cannot handle Dolby Digital Plus as per the documentation. For high level conversion, one must purchase a Dolby Atmos receiver and use its outputs to break up the signaling.
79% appreciated the durability, although 21% found it wore out
I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the DAC in this unit and recommend it for mid-fi audio gear.
The optical port's fragile nature indicates the unit's cheap construction.
I have experienced the product stopping working three times in a month, indicating its lack of durability.
I find the product useless as it turns off on its own and requires the power cable to be unplugged and plugged back in to function. This makes it difficult to use in an audio system. I am frustrated with the product's durability.
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77% liked the portability, but 23% found it flimsy
I found that powering the device through USB was not a good idea due to noise introduced by the barrel connection. An isolator or a separate adapter can be used to handle this issue.
This device only accepts Dolby Digital and not the more common Dolby Digital Plus, limiting its portability.
77% liked the user interface, but 23% found it confusing
I am impressed with the quality of the DAC in this digital-to-analog-signal-converter and recommend it for mid-fi audio gear.
I faced difficulty while inserting the optical cable into the Prozor unit and the TV. It could be due to lack of RTFM.
There is a problem with the user interface of the digital-to-analog-signal-converter as the right and left channels were swapped.
I found that the manual had no information about volume adjustment and that the TV volume would not work with optical conversion. I had to learn how to use the conversion box controls, specifically the buttons on each side of the box marked volume, to adjust the volume. I found that one button raised the volume and the other lowered it, but they were on opposite sides of the box, which was not obvious.
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76% praised the heat management
I previously tried and returned other converters, but this one works for me. I can get audio if I'm pulling channels off my rooftop antenna or if I'm inputting from a Firestick. The sound is limited by the cheap speakers in my room, but it's way better than the TV's internal speakers.
