Lindy TosLink (ottico) e coassiale a phono DAC

The Lindy TosLink and Coaxial to Phono DAC (model 70368) converts uncompressed digital stereo audio from Optical (TosLink) or Digital Coaxial inputs into analogue L/R phono outputs. Compact and discreet, the device supports up to 24 bit / 96 kHz sampling to maintain audio detail and clarity when connecting modern sources to legacy amplifiers, receivers or 2‑channel speaker systems.

Advantages

This DAC provides simple, high‑quality digital‑to‑analog conversion with both TosLink and coaxial inputs while preserving audio fidelity up to 24 bit / 96 kHz. Its small footprint (51 mm × 26 mm × 41 mm) and minimalist design allow easy integration or concealment in AV setups. A selectable digital input switch ensures straightforward switching between Optical and Coaxial sources without complex configuration.

Suitable for

• Connecting Blu‑Ray players to older amplifiers or receivers
• Linking game consoles to 2‑channel speaker systems
• Integrating modern digital sources with legacy phono input equipment
• Home audio systems and discreet AV installations

Key specifications

• Inputs: TosLink (Optical) and Digital Coaxial
• Outputs: L/R Phono (analogue stereo)
• Audio support: up to 24 bit / 96 kHz
• Dimensions: 51 mm (W) × 26 mm (D) × 41 mm (H)
• Weight: 0.078 kg
• Manufacturer: Lindy, MPN 70368, EAN 4002888703680

How to use

Connect an Optical (TosLink) or Digital Coaxial cable from the source device to the corresponding input on the DAC. Use RCA cables to connect the L and R phono outputs to your amplifier or speaker system. Select the active digital input using the input switch on the unit. Power the DAC if a separate power supply is required by the model and verify the source device is set to output uncompressed stereo audio at the desired sampling rate.

Recommendations

Place the DAC near source and playback equipment to keep digital and analogue cable runs short; avoid routing analogue phono cables parallel to mains power to reduce potential interference. For best results, set the source device to output PCM stereo at 24 bit / 96 kHz when available.