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FiiO KA1 Compact Portable DAC and Amplifier
What can be accomplished in a tiny space of 40x15x8mm? In the KA1, there is not only a high-quality DAC, but there is also premium audio amplification to match, both carefully tuned by engineers to truly and faithfully reproduce your music the way it was meant to be heard. The KA1 invites you to listen to it among other portable DAC and amps.
Features:
- ESB281AC PRO DAC
- RGB status indicator
- Full support for a variety of devices
- MOA rendering support
- Supports 32bit/384kHz lossless audio
- Supports DSD256
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Technical Specification
- Body dimensions: About 40x15x8mm Cable length: About 70mm
- Weight: About 10g
- Colors: Classic black, Dark green
- DAC chip: ES9281AC PRO
- Input: Type-C or Lightning
- Output: 3.5mm headphone jack
- Output power: 45mW (320, THD+N<1%)
- SNR: 114dBr (320, A-weighted)
- THD+N: 0.0005%
- Audio format support:
- PCM 32bit/384kHz
- DOP DSD64/128
- Native DSD64/128/256
- Warranty: 1 year
What Is In The Box
- FiiO KA1 Compact Portable DAC and Amplifier
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Manufacture Description
Made with a robust "heart", for maximum effect
Employed in the KA1 is the ES9281AC PRO chip from ESS, which combines USB audio interface, DAC, and amplifier into one package. When combined with the multi-layered HDI gold plated PCB it is on, the result is lower crosstalk, higher efficiency through lower power consumption, and ultimately high quality pure sound.
Hey! Also supports MOA
The KA1 has been officially certified by MQA to be truly capable of MQA rendering!
*The KA1 includes MQA Renderer technology, which can connect to an MQA Core signal (from TIDAL streaming service, FiiO Music App or any other MQA enabled music services or media players) and complete the final unfold of an MQA file.
Guitar & Bass Cabinets
The original is also a favorite inside studios for tracking guitar and bass cabinets - especially for percussive, loud guitar parts like you might find on an AC/DC record. The openness of the condenser capsule and the ability for the circuit to handle higher-than-normal SPLs means that you can track guitars LOUD without compromising detail. For those about to rock - you'll notice a difference.