Schiit Audio Modi 3 DAC

Please note this item is not in stock, pre-order only, ETA currently unavailable.
*USB Powered, no wall wart supplied *

In Norse Mythology, Modi was one of Thor's sons. Here, Modi 3 is a do-all USB and SPDIF DAC. Like Magni 3, it's arguably all the DAC you'll ever need. Just plug it in and enjoy!

The Modi is a tiny DAC that really delivers. Whether you want better sound from your computer, your tablet, your CD player, or many other sources, Modi 3 delivers.

• Description
• Features
• Specifications

• Modi 3: All the DAC You'll Need

  Plug Modi 3 into any virtually any computer with the included USB to micro cable and you’re ready to go. Or, choose and optical or coaxial digital source with the included wall power supply. Or connect to your phones and tablets that need a low-power-draw device, again using the wall power supply. That’s right—Modi 3 accepts pretty much any input you can throw at it! Featuring the AK4490 DAC and DC-coupled output, Modi 3 delivers great sound far above its price.

• Modi 3: The Complete Mini-DAC

  It is also the best delta-sigma Modi, and the most versatile Modi Schiit has ever made. 
  
  2-Year limited warranty
  
  In the box: Modi 3, USB Micro Cable

• Inputs: USB (Micro), Toslink SPDIF, Coaxial SPDIF
  
  Sample Rates and Bit Depths: 16/44.1 to 24/192 via USB., Coax and Optical* 
  *Note: many optical transmitters cannot output 24/176 and 24/192 reliably
  
  Input Receiver:
  USB: C-Media CM6631A
  SPDIF: AKM 4113
  
  D/A Conversion IC: AKM AK4490 
  
  Analog Summing, Active Filtering: Based on OPA1662 with precision thin-film resistors, DC coupled.
  
  Output: RCA (single-ended)
  Output Impedance: 75 ohms
  
  Frequency Response: 20Hz-20KHz, +/-0.25 dB
  
  Maximum Output: 2.0V RMS 
  
  THD: <0.001%, 20Hz-20KHz, at max output
  
  IMD: <0.001%, CCIR
  
  S/N: >104dB, referenced to 1.5VRMS, unweighted
  
  Crosstalk: -80dB, 20-20kHz
  
  Power Supply: USB powered with +/-5V switching rail generator; auxiliary USB power input for 0mA USB power draw devices (like phones and tablets)