The Atoll HD100 DAC boasts an excellent headphone amplifiers. And it also has two headphone outputs, letting you listen to your music with your other half!
Atoll HD100: front panel
On the front panel, a set of LED lights indicate which source has been selected, and the volume control uses an ALPS potentiometer.
On the right-hand side there are two 6.35mm jack headphone outputs as well as two buttons for selecting your source, and another for switching the device on and off.
Atoll HD100: inputs and outputs
It has several digital inputs, including one optical input, one RCA coaxial input and one USB (type B) input, as well as 2 RCA analogue inputs.
There’s also an RCA analogue output if you want to connect it to an amplifier.
The Atoll HD100 DAC also has a preamp function, which means you can use it with a power amplifier as well as an integrated amplifier.
Atoll HD100: features
The USB and optical inputs accept sampling rates of up to 96 kHz and the coaxial input accepts sampling rates of up to 192 kHz.
It uses a Texas Instrument PCM 5102 digital-to-analogue converter.
You can also use an Atoll remote control (optional) to select your source and control the volume.
The Atoll HD100 DAC is a digital-to-analogue converter and headphone amplifier that delivers an incredible level of detail. When paired with a set of audiophile Hi-Fi headphones, you can listen to your favourite music through 5 different sources without ever compromising on Atoll’s trademark sound quality!
FranckDigital inputs: 1 x USB type B, 1 x coaxial and 1 x optical
Analogue inputs: 2 x RCA stereo inputs
Analogue output: 1 x RCA stereo
Converter: Texas Instrument PCM 5102
Headphone outputs: 2 x 6.35mm jacks
Volume potentiometer: ALPS
Signal-to-noise ratio: 100 dB
THD: 0.01%
Front panel: brushed aluminium
Dimensions (W x H x D): 320 x 220 x 60 mm
Weight: 2.5kg
