| Model: | Fulla | | Category: | DAC Processors | | Suggested Retail Price: | $99 | | Description: | USB DAC with Headphone Amp | | Manufacturer URL: | Schiit Audio | | Model Picture: | View |
The Fulla Schitt (yeah, right, stop the guffaws) is a very modestly price USB DAC and headphone amp. I use it currently on my desktop system, driving Mini Magnapan speakers and HiFiMan planar headphones. I purchased this unit as a stopgap, given a problem with other gear, but knowing that I'd had great experience with other Schitt gear.
I am impressed truly with the imaging, detail, and depth this unit provides. Windows shows that it handles 24bit 192kBit data; I've tried it with FLAC files and it really does a wonderful job. The unit is noiseless, and has microphone and line level inputs, as well as headphone and line level outputs. I plan to try one of these in my "big rig," given its modest price and outsized quality.
| Product Weakness: | At $99? None. | | Product Strengths: | Detail, imaging, flexibility. |
Associated Equipment for this Review:| Amplifier: | Dayton BTA-120 | | Preamplifier (or None if Integrated): | None | | Sources (CDP/Turntable): | PC | | Speakers: | Mini Magnapan Speakers with Magnapan Bass Panel and Dayton Powered Subwoofer | | Cables/Interconnects: | Various - Audioquest. | | Music Used (Genre/Selections): | Classical, jazz. | | Room Size (LxWxH): | 8 x 12 x 8 | | Room Comments/Treatments: | None | | Time Period/Length of Audition: | Two weeks | | Other (Power Conditioner etc.): | Schitt Sys selector and passive volume control | | Type of Audition/Review: | Product Owner |
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