Lotoo PAW 6000 finally goes on sale officially
Lotoo is not a new name to the audiophile community. Founded in 1999, Lotoo has focused primarily on professional audio recorders and has only dipped their toes into the audio player market 20 years after their start. Their PAW 5000 and PAW Gold touch players have attained legendary status among the audiophile community – regularly praised for their rigorous build quality, excellent EQ and explosive sound signatures.
Now, after some fruitful downtime, it seems Lotoo is ready to listen to the masses at large; announcing in 2019 the release of their all-new DAP: The Lotoo PAW 6000 – sporting a price tag of $1499.99, a renewed sound signature and a full-fledged IPS touch display.
After nearly five months teasing on social media and exhibitions, Lotoo PAW 6000 finally goes on sale officially now and shipment releasing in October too.
Lotoo PAW 6000 music player features AK4493EQ DAC, supporting PC384kHZ and DSD256 decoding.
Today, all high-end portable music players now include balanced headphone outputs. However, the PAW 6000 goes one step further by including both the 3.5 mm single-ended and 4.4mm balanced outputs with independent circuits without interference. THD+N of 3.5mm and 4.4mm output is reaching as low as -122dB and -123dB separately.
5200mAh battery of LOTOO PAW 6000 DAP brings us 16hours playback and Quick charging is equipped.
Lotoo PAW 6000 audio music player features USB 3.1 Type-C，supporting a synchronization USB decoding, PMEQ、ATE filter adjusting under Android、IOS、Mac、Windows，DAC mode, and is available with all kinds of DAC amplifiers.
With its support of Bluetooth 4.2, the PAW 6000 can transmit the SBC/aptX/aptX HD/LDAC/LHDC Bluetooth format as well as receive certain formats. The PAW 6000’s high-performance Bluetooth radio ensures you can transmit signals further with stronger overall signal strength, so nothing can get in your way of enjoying quality wireless music.
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