TLXT TC44Pro E2 IPhone 4.4mm Decoding Converter, Live Streaming Supplies

Pre-Purchase Information:

TC44Pro E2 is a 4.4 balanced decoding small tail, which can be connected to a 4.4 balanced earphone and then plugged into a mobile phone/tablet/computer to listen to songs. If your wired earphone is 3.5 plug, it is not suitable for direct connection.

Exquisite craftsmanship: The wires of the TC44Pro E2 are made of all-sterling silver shielded conductors, which are sturdy and durable, while ensuring resolution and detail performance.

Shocking sound experience: This decoder uses two CS43131 decoding chips and two ES9603Q independent operational amplifiers. The output amplitude is limited to 80% to ensure overall listening comfort.

Exquisite craftsmanship: The socket uses a 4.4mm plug, is matched with a circuit board developed using a double-layer stacking process, and is manually assembled using a lead-free solder containing 3% silver. The top of the socket is equipped with a reinforced metal ring, which is beautiful and protective.

Compact and Exquisite: A simple arrangement can make it look shorter, and the cowhide rope paired with the metal shell is more pleasing to the eye.In addition to the already tied leather rope, the package also comes with a 30cm leather rope.

Adapter Interface: This decoding earphone amplifier outputs a 4.4mm earphone socket in a balanced manner through the USB-C interface, which is suitable for most in-ear earphones, making it an essential choice for audio enthusiasts!

Friendly reminder:

1. Usb-C version of TC44Pro E2 can be compatible with iPhone15 series mobile phone use.

2.TC44Pro E2 is 4.4 balanced decoding small tail, does not support wire microphone function.

3. Due to the limitation of iOS output current, it is possible to cause iPhone(Lightning) to stop playing at a higher volume (greater than 85%). Normal operation can be resumed by reseating the small tail and adjusting the iPhone to a lower volume before playing songs.

4. How to make the decoding tail Green:

1) Confirm that the audio source track is in DSD format (song files are generally. dff/.dsf, etc. as suffixes);

2) the use of music software must be able to support the play DSD format, and the need for manual settings.

(iPhone: play settings a> DSD output a> "DoP").

What's in the box
1 x Wired decoding dongle