Gunnr vs Mimir
The Mimir's signal-to-noise is 118 dB against the Gunnr's 114 dB. Both share bit depth (32-bit), max sample rate (384 kHz), and thd (0.000%).
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The Schiit Audio Gunnr is a powerful gaming interface and DAC/amplifier combo that replaces Schiit's previous Hel lineup. It delivers up to 2000mW RMS per channel—sufficient for virtually all headphones—while featuring an ESS ES9018 32-bit DAC for high-quality audio reproduction. The Gunnr introduces industry-exclusive Soundstage Control with analog Width and Presence knobs for instant adjustment of critical audio parameters, giving gamers a competitive edge. It supports both USB-C and optical inputs, includes three selectable gain levels (including negative gain), and features Linear Override technology that allows operation via USB-C alone for portability or with an included AC wall adapter for maximum power output. The device includes a microphone input for gaming communication and an analog preamp output. Its all-new chassis features a fastener-free design and solid milled aluminum knob. The Gunnr is designed for both gamers and audiophiles seeking flexibility with hard-to-drive headphones or IEMs.
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The Mimir's signal-to-noise is 118 dB against the Gunnr's 114 dB. Both share bit depth (32-bit), max sample rate (384 kHz), and thd (0.000%).
The C200's max sample rate is 768 kHz against the Gunnr's 384 kHz and its signal-to-noise 124 dB against 114 dB. Both share bit depth (32-bit) and thd (0.000%).
The DO100's max sample rate is 768 kHz against the Gunnr's 384 kHz and its signal-to-noise 126 dB against 114 dB. Both share bit depth (32-bit) and thd (0.000%).
The D50 III's max sample rate is 768 kHz against the Gunnr's 384 kHz and its signal-to-noise 132 dB against 114 dB. Both share bit depth (32-bit) and thd (0.000%).
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