DSD TECH SH-AU02A USB to TOSLINK Coaxial SPDIF Audio Adapter Support 96K 24Bit

The MRP on the box is mentioned as 1668, but the seller is selling for higher price. The product feels like received from China once you see it. But it does work for opt and 3mm aux.

I got this to convert USB audio out from my new micro PC into optical in for my stereo receiver (again stereo- not surround sound). This works great, sounds better than analog. I used a 10ft USB 2.0 B to C cable into the DSD and my optical cable from DSD to my stereo receiver. Powered by USB, it's easy to conceal. The ONLY issue which some have mentioned is volume control but it's much less of a problem than what some have posted: all the apps vol controls still work fine (WM, VLC, Youtube) and there is no problem with audio synching to the video. The only issue is that my keyboard's vol+/- keys no longer work (mute still does though). So it's a small price to get good stereo audio again. Update: I found a great app Volumey that restored my Kensington keyboard's volume+/- keys so all good! In the app, go to Misc, then Synchronize volume of all apps to Master. That's all you have to do. Whether you are streaming, or using VLC, even minimized, it works perfectly.

Excellent device for motherboards lacking fiber output, it removed all my coil-whine and grounding hiss while keeping decent audio quality. I'm considering going full optic audio now, can't wait too see the evolution of DSD devices. I really hope they get more in stock because I need to order more.

Perfecto para mis Senssheiser RS175 con mi placa base nueva, no me di cuenta que no traía salida óptica, facilísimo de puentear y poner el sonido en vez de digital en auriculares , pero el sonido totalmente limpio y digital.

Très bien. En sortie de l'ordinateur avec un câble USB et en entrée dans un convertisseur audio avec un câble numérique spdif. Excellent rendu sonore

Works well, the one I had before would make a horrible clicking sound when I skipped the song playing on Tidal