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dCS

Lina DAC X

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The dCS Lina DAC X is a full-width network DAC and streaming player designed to bring dCS performance into a traditional two-channel system. Built around dCS Ring DAC technology and an advanced digital processing platform, it combines high-resolution streaming, digital input flexibility, and precision volume control in a single elegant component.

Compared with the Lina Network DAC, Lina DAC X is aimed more directly at speaker-based systems. It uses the same dCS design philosophy, but adds a full-width chassis, front-panel volume control, IR remote control, and easier integration with power amplifiers, integrated amplifiers, or active speakers.

Key Features

  • dCS Ring DAC technology
  • Built-in network streaming for major music platforms
  • Full-width chassis for two-channel systems
  • Precision volume control with front-panel rotary control
  • IR remote control included
  • Flexible digital inputs for streamers, computers, TVs, transports, and servers
  • Compatible with Lina Master Clock for enhanced timing precision

Specifications

  • Type: Network DAC / streaming preamplifier
  • DAC Topology: dCS Ring DAC
  • Streaming: TIDAL, Qobuz, Spotify, Roon, UPnP, and network playback
  • Formats Supported: PCM up to 24-bit / 384kHz; DSD up to DSD128
  • Inputs: Ethernet, USB, AES/EBU, S/PDIF RCA/BNC, Toslink
  • Outputs: Balanced XLR and unbalanced RCA
  • Volume Control: Digital, with physical front-panel control
  • Chassis: Full-width aluminum construction

Pearl Audio Perspective

Lina DAC X is the cleanest way to bring dCS into a modern two-channel system: compact enough to be simple, but serious enough to anchor a reference-quality digital front end.

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