Helios vs Soulution 560
The 560's signal-to-noise is 140 dB against the Helios's 128 dB and its output voltage 4.0V RMS against 2.0V RMS. Both share bit depth (24-bit) and max sample rate (384 kHz).
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Weiss Engineering Helios is a high-end reference D/A converter that combines DAC, UPnP/DLNA and Roon Ready streaming, DSP processing, preamp functionality, and headphone amplification in one chassis. It uses an ESS ES9038PRO-based multichannel architecture with four parallel conversion channels per audio channel, Weiss OP2-BP discrete output stages, and an internal low-jitter clock generator for ultra-stable conversion. The unit is designed for both speaker and headphone use, offers balanced and unbalanced analog outputs, and can be controlled from the front panel, included remote, or a web browser interface.
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