Instead of the conventional approach of backing up a DAC with an amplifier to boost output, this design idea charts a less traveled by path to power. It integrates an LM317 positive regulator with a ...

In performance, the V-DAC proves itself, on the whole, to be true to its maker's sonic style: despite the reasonable price tag it offers a rich, detailed midrange, with lots of instrumental and vocal ...

E2V is claiming a world first with a DAC that can generate K-Band (18-27GHz) signals directly, without a mixer. Called EV12DS460, conversion is 12bit at at 6Gsample/s guaranteed, with operation ...

V-Moda has come out with a new Lightning to 3.5mm cable that costs $101. This might seem like yet another expensive penalty for Apple’s decision to remove the audio jack from iPhones, but the ...

According to V-MODA, its SpeakEasy DAC/AMP Lightning cable won't use up any more energy than an average 3.5mm audio cable, so users don't need to worry about excessive battery drain.

The V-Moda Vamp Verza cuts the price to less than half, and works with iPhones, iPads, and iPods, as well as Androids and computers. I'm really impressed with the little Vamp Verza's sound.

In comparison, the V-DAC II sounds just a bit too relaxed and comfortable: Oasis’s Wonderwall could do with a touch more bite and faster rhythms. That said, the V-DAC II is an enjoyable listen. For ...