Beautiful and very solid DAC from M2Tech. Display with lighting which gives it a cool look. This 32 bitter goes to high frequency sampling, 384000 times per second. We are very sure you cannot keep up with this with the blinking of your eyes.
The M2Tech Young DAC is a digital-to-analog converter known for its clear and detailed sound reproduction. With an array of digital inputs, including USB, S/PDIF and AES/EBU, it offers versatile connection options for a variety of audio sources. The housing is made of sturdy aluminum with a striking perforated metal front panel, adding to both aesthetics and functionality. Operation is simple, with a clear LED display showing the selected input and sample rate. The Young DAC delivers a dynamic and spacious soundstage, accurately positioning instruments within the stereo image. For those looking for a reliable DAC with a balanced and transparent sound, the M2Tech Young DAC is worthy of consideration.
Inputs: SPDIF, AES/EBU, Optical, USB 2.0 High-Speed, Wireless
Outputs: analog single-ended (RCA) Sample rates: PCM 44.1 kHz to 384 kHz PCM resolution: 16 bits to 32 bits Signal-to-noise ratio: 120 dBA THD+N: 0.0003% @ 2.65 Vrms Output Output voltage: 2.65 Vrms Output impedance: 2 ohms Input impedance: 75 ohms (SPDIF) 110 ohms (AES/EBU) Supply voltage: 15 VDC Power consumption: 4 W Dimensions: 200 x 200 x 50 mm (W x D x H) Weight: net 2 kg (including accessories)
The M2Tech Young DAC was designed by engineer Marco Manunta, known for his attention to sound quality and technical innovation. The DAC supports high resolutions up to 384kHz/32-bit via USB and uses an ESS Sabre chip for precise digital-to-analog conversion. The compact aluminum housing provides electromagnetic shielding. Internal components are carefully selected for audio quality.
Founded in 2007 by Marco Manunta, M2Tech focuses on the development and production of electronic audio components. Based in Italy, the brand released its first product, the hiFace USB-S/PDIF converter, in 2009. In the following years, its releases included D/A converters, headphone amplifiers, amplifiers and digital interfaces. In 2011, the Young D/A converter was presented, followed by the Evo series including the Evo DDC and Evo DAC Two. In 2016, M2Tech introduced the Rockstars line, consisting of individual components aimed at different applications. The first products in this series included the Crosby amplifier, the Nash phono stage and the Young MkIII D/A converter. M2Tech designs products in-house and collaborates with accredited Italian universities for research. Manufacturing takes place in Italy.
