As you can see from the comparative size of the RCA jacks, the iFi Audio nano iDSD LE is a very small DAC, especially as they have squeezed a 1000 mAh battery inside for portable usage. Don't let the tiny package fool you, the device supports a wide variety of signals including PCM from 44.1 to 384 kHz/16-32 bit, DSD 2.8, 3.1, 5.6 and 6.2 MHz/1 bit, DXD 352.8, 384 kHz/24 bit. TechPowerUp reviewed the DAC with both HiFiMAN Edition S headphones and Sennheiser IE-800s in ear headphones, take a look right here.
"iFi Audio's nano iDSD LE is a little DAC/amp with big ambitions. It packs all the knowledge from the bigger DAC/amps in iFi's huge portofolio of products into a small package. Despite being small, it still features RCA line-outs, a very respectable headphone amplification circuit, and a 1000 mAh battery."
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I was looking at the TEAC
I was looking at the TEAC HA-P50 , Oppo HA2 and the Schitt Modi. This iFi is nice, but I was looking for a USB input. Still a good looking product.
I still can’t stop reading
I still can't stop reading the company name as iffy.
It does have USB as its
It does have USB as its (sole) input. USB 3.0 (Type B) input on the back of the device.