The FiiO E10K-TC and K3 USB DAC Headphone Amplifiers are both affordable and extremely capable devices that you can take with you. If you have read any of my previous reviews, you know that I am a fan ...

For anyone with an interest in building audio projects, it’s likely that an early project will be a headphone amplifier. They’re relatively easy to build from transistors, ICs, or tubes, and it’s ...

The EarMen Sparrow delivers huge sound improvements in a small package, with useful USB-C connectivity as standard. If you’re only going to do one thing, do it well – and this does it in some style.

When it comes to mobile audio, sometimes the sound your phone and headphones muster just isn't enough. That can be especially true if you prefer a set of wired cans over anything wireless. To achieve ...

British audiophile brand Arcam appears to be making a greater effort to go mainstream these days with products such as the Arcam rCube iPhone dock and now, an entry-level USB DAC/headphone amplifier ...

The little FiiO BTR7 amplifier/DAC can be used with a USB connection or with Bluetooth. It's a great way to upgrade the audio output of a smartphone. Listening to music on the move is a relaxing way ...

If you’ve bought a pair of headphones for your computer and spent more than $50 or so, you’re probably not hearing those headphones perform to their potential. This is especially true if your ...

FiiO KA11 is a compact and powerful Hi-Fi USB DAC and headphone amplifier designed to enhance your audio experience across various devices, including smartphones, tablets, and computers. Despite its ...

The Real question is can you ABX it against regular PC Onboard audio? Or just to make the Apples to Apples comparison, how's it ABX vs a UCA202 or a Fiio E10? They are both cheaper (UCA202 being MUCH ...

We’ve reviewed numerous amplifiers over the years. A few of these are portable, others not so much. Some of the newer DAC amplifiers come with THX technology for superior audio. Typically, these are ...

So, based on some of what I've read (here and here), I probably want to swap out to an external USB Audio or USB DAC. Those links are not clickable without registering, but I am going to guess they're ...