The Liberty DAC II comes with an ALPS digital volume control and headphone amp inside its 1/3 rack package. Just add amp and ‘phones. The Liberty can support any and every digital file format and resolution you give it including MQA using the ESS ES9038 chipset for D to conversion. It features five digital inputs (USB, AES, 2x Coax S/PDIF, Toslink) and both single-ended RCA and balanced XLR outputs.

One essential change one can see in the Liberty DAC II is that it has an oversized 60W linear toroid employed in the power supply, in comparison to the old switch mode supply. this change has drastically improved the performance of the new Liberty DAC II by a vital margin, which includes tighter bass and less distortion.

A 1/4” headphone jack along with dual function power/input select button, LED indicators that display the active input, resolution, and class (PCM/DSD/MQA) of the
incoming audio signal, and a nicely sized volume control with matching LED level indicators has made the Liberty’s front panel fairly full. You can see an embossed honeycomb pattern on the left and right sides of the faceplate. This gives
the Liberty DAC II a bit of subtle flair, which you can not find in any dull-looking generic boxes that have an unadorned slab of metal. Check out more about the product on jaguaraudio.com.

When you have to name the most affordable, yet exceptional DAC, it is Mytek's Liberty DAC II. It is designed with PCM/MQA/DSD USB2 DAC that offers high-quality music playback.