Everything You Need to Know About Hidizs DH1000
Hidizs DH1000 is a portable and powerful amplifier made for music enthusiasts to turn all your devices into an HQ and luxury stereo system. Highly recognized as an impressive sound enhancer by many Hi-Fi professionals such as Headfonics and Headfonia, here is what you need to know about the DH1000.
The World First Dual Balanced Amplifier
The DH1000 is designed with a CNC machined aluminum alloy body, 2.5D sided tempered glass, dual headphone jacks, dual USB an optimized and high-standard PCB immersion gold finish. It is equipped with top-level ES9018K2M DACs, LPF and OPA modules integrated into the ES9601K AMPs for each channel to ensures the best stereo separation: 120dB for 2.5mm and 3.5mm headphone jacks and SRN (122dB). The dual DAC are embedded in a balanced op-amp circuit to deliver world-class performance and balance to make your music as pure as it can be.
Designed with the perception of a conductor
The DH1000 includes Quartz crystal resonators, equipped with high-precision, ultra-low noise clock source which flawlessly controls the delay time and equates to a faithful reproduction of the original sound. With a frequency response of 0Hz ~ 50 KHz and 120dB stereo separation, it will make you feel like you’re in the middle of a concert; right in front your favorite singer, band or orchestra.
Highly flexible and compatible
Hidizs DH1000 features two separate data and charge USB ports which allows you to charge from a portable power bank, while enjoying it at the same time. With unbeatable decoding capabilities, it supports Flac, APE, WAV, ALAC, APPLE LOSSLESS, DSF, DSDIFF and other Hi-Res audio files including PCM 24-Bit/192kHz, native DSD64/128. It can instantly upgrade your existing music to high-resolution sound quality. It is perfectly compatible with iPhone, Android phones, iPad, PC, MAC and most DAPs. It will turn your devices into the luxury stereo system.
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