For over 3 years, Arcam’s irDAC has been regarded a great performer but now replacing the irDAC is the new irDAC-II adding advanced Bluetooth connectivity, headphone output, DSD128 support and a host of internal upgrades.
Briefed to up the ante in a competitive market, Arcam’s engineering team have blended ingredients from across Arcam’s intensive R&D programme, to deliver a major performance and function upgrade. The irDAC-II comes packed with cutting edge technology and features that will benefit the most demanding user.
– New internal circuits and a major DAC upgrade
– New audiophile headphone amplifier stage
– New Bluetooth aptX LL input
– New DSD128 support
– New ESS ES9016 Sabre DAC
£495 UK inc VAT – $799 USA + tax
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