Description
Description Freakuence!
Beware!!! It must be your taste or desire because the Mytek Brooklyn DAC+ delivers highly transparent and detailed playback, with a direct sound that tries to stay true to the original recording. A neutral presentation. The headphone amplifier also reveals subtle nuances. Stop by for a session if you dare.
General description
This unit is a versatile digital-to-analog converter with support for PCM up to 384 kHz/32-bit and native DSD up to DSD256. It features a built-in phono preamplifier supporting both MM and MC cartridges, as well as a powerful headphone amplifier with dual outputs designed for demanding headphones. In addition, a hardware MQA decoder is integrated for hi-res audio playback. The unit offers several digital inputs, including USB2, AES/EBU, S/PDIF and Toslink/ADAT, and has both RCA and balanced XLR analog outputs. An analog volume control in 1 dB increments is provided, with a bypass option for direct signal pass-through. Firmware updates are possible via USB, and a universal remote control is included. Optionally, the unit can be powered via a 12V DC input. The dimensions are 216 x 216 x 44 mm and the weight is 2 kg.
Background information
The Mytek Brooklyn DAC+ was designed by engineer Michal Jurewicz, founder of Mytek, with a focus on studio quality in a compact consumer format. He used audiophile-grade components such as femtocells and ESS Sabre 9028PRO DAC chips. The cabinet is CNC-machined aluminum for optimal shielding. The design emphasizes transparency and flexibility, with both analog and digital inputs.










