Neoteck 192kHz DAC Converter 7ft/2.1m Optical to RCA Cable SPDIF to RCA Digital to Analog Converter with Built-in Audio Amplifier Chipset for HDTVs Set-Top Boxes DVD/Blu-Ray Players-Male Output
Details
- BrandNeoteck
- Maximum Supply Voltage5 Volts
- Minimum Supply Voltage5 Volts (DC)
- Mounting TypeWall Mount
- Number of Pins4
Description
🎶 Elevate Your Audio Experience!
- TRANSFORM YOUR SOUND - Convert digital optical audio to analog RCA effortlessly.
- USER FRIENDLY DESIGN - Simple plug-and-play setup, perfect for all ages.
- NOISE FREE TRANSMISSION - Experience electromagnetic-noise-free audio output.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Works seamlessly with HDTVs, DVD/Blu-Ray players, and gaming consoles.
- HIGH PERFORMANCE AMPLIFICATION - Enjoy crystal-clear sound with a built-in audio amplifier.
The Neoteck 192kHz DAC Converter is a 7ft optical to RCA cable designed to convert digital audio signals into high-quality analog output. Featuring a built-in audio amplifier and supporting multiple sampling rates, this converter ensures a clean, powerful sound for all your entertainment needs. Ideal for use with HDTVs, set-top boxes, and gaming consoles, it offers a simple plug-and-play experience, making it accessible for everyone.
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Reviews
R**R
Great Optical to RCA plug
Great item! Works perfectly! A+++++++++
M**K
Composite To HDMI Simple Solution
Works Great
J**.
Optical to rca converter
I didn’t realize that it has to have a usb connection to charge the converter. No problem but I did not see that in the advertisement.
L**R
Works how it should
Works how it should, no problems
A**R
Ok
Ok
D**N
it simply DOESN'T Work.. I need a refund.
I followed ALL of the instructions to the letter.. more than once. I'm VERY Technically versed.. Nothing worked as advertised.
G**R
New TV to old stereo audio
Worked great
R**C
Works OK But !!!
The door to the optical port popped out when removing the cord. Only the second time setting up the convertor. The unit is still usable but I have to be careful because plug is no longer locked in. The door was part of the retaining mechanism
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