[arammco]

I see the Fiio BTR3K for a "good price" around 80/90 but I don't know I there are good alternatives at that price, I don't have high expectations for that budget...
I like the brt3k for the BT 5, balanced port (it's in the plan to bought sometimes in the future a balanced cable for the iems I have, I'm new in this world) and because it's small but I've read about problems when used through USB and that scares me because probably I will only use that connect to pc.
Good alternatives?

 

[Adnen Ayed]

The BTR3K is basic, but for $70, I hear it does the job.

 

[arammco]

The BTR3K is basic, but for $70, I hear it does the job.

It's worth adding something and reach the edge of 100€?
There is something better at that range?

 

[LoryWiv]

BTR5. I I use it as PC DAC / amp and Bluetooth receiver. Versatile, good sound and "just works.".

 

[Adnen Ayed]

BTR5. I I use it as PC DAC / amp and Bluetooth receiver. Versatile, good sound and "just works.".

I'll keep it in mind. Thanks for the advise.

 

[tmb821]

Qudelix 5k. It’s the best out of all the bt dongles I have.

 

[Adnen Ayed]

Good to know.

I'm looking at the BTR5 and the Qudelix now!

 

[Andrew511]

KGUSS DAC-K3. I paid $60 including shipping to the UK.

USB, S/PDIF and coax in. RCA and headphone out.


Report here --> https://reference-audio-analyzer.pro/en/report/amp/kguss-dac-k3.php#gsc.tab=0

 

[Adnen Ayed]

KGUSS DAC-K3. I paid $60 including shipping to the UK.

USB, S/PDIF and coax in. RCA and headphone out.


Report here --> https://reference-audio-analyzer.pro/en/report/amp/kguss-dac-k3.php#gsc.tab=0

Not bad at all.
Is the sound decent?

 

[Andrew511]

Not bad at all.
Is the sound decent?

I think so. It is much better than mother board audio.