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  • scarabeoscarabeo

    USB signal amplifier

    Targa PAUH112Published on 04/01/14 at 09:46
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    An amazing product. Although its assembly remains kept as a military secret, this machine has amazing capabilities.
    Its purpose is to amplify and filter USB signal and return it in its full bandwidth, with the key to a marked improvement in what he gives to connect.
    In the end, I use either to connect my M-Audio sound card with audio rendering becomes suddenly defatted any artifact or between a PC and a DAC eg, making a leap of musicality at all.
    Paid 100 €, it seems expensive, but given the services rendered, soon proves essential ...
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