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Cubilux USB C to 2-Way S/PDIF Optical Audio Splitter
Cubilux USB C to Dual TOSLINK (S/PDIF) Optical Converter splits the digital audio signal from USB C or Thunderbolt 4/3 smartphones, laptops, computers to 2 different receivers like speaker, headphones, amplifier etc. to deliver a lossless natural sound with rich details, better clarity and superior sonic accuracy.
- Support Lossless Hi-Res Sound up to 192 KHz/24-bit
- Dual TOSLINK Output Simultaneously
- Aluminum Alloy Case with Sturdy Braided Cable for Durability
- Eliminate Ground Noise and Signal Interference
- Compact Size
*Please note
- This adapter can only transfer audio signal from USB C port to optical receiver and can NOT be used reversibly.
- This adapter connects with digital audio components with an optical audio cable (S/PDIF, Toslink) and does NOT support coaxial cable.
- This adapter is NOT compatible with TV, XBox One, Nintendo Switch.
- This adapter does NOT support volume adjustment on the output devices, please adjust the music volume through the receiver.
- This adapter does NOT support 5.1/7.1 surround sound due to the limitation of the bandwidth.
Lossless Sound without Noises
The adapter conveys digital audio signal through optical TOSLINK (S/PDIF) cable and ensures optimal signal transfer and higher fidelity audio without the interference of ground noise or static, providing beautiful sound without signal loss and enhancing the audio experience of watching movies, listening music and gaming.
Hi-Res Sound
Support 48KHz/24-bit, 96KHz/24-bit, 192KHz/24-bit audio stream and DTS Audio, DTS 96/24, LPCM, etc.
Solid Construction
Full Aluminum alloy and braided cable provide great durability for daily use. The aluminum shell ensures zero signal interference for crisps sound.
Miguel Jackson's
Reviewed in Mexico on March 16, 2024
Tendrás audio en 2 canales pero solo eso es lo que necesitas para conectar tu Dac o tus headset astro antiguos o Skullcandy si funcionarán con todo y micrófono... También puede usar los 2 ópticos de forma independiente.
Press
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2024
It just works!Pros:Audio quality to signal strength is awesome and the bit rate/sample rate is correct. Zero distortion when going straight into a receiver or dac with spdif. Using both outputs maybe slightly decreases signal strength but barely noticeable.On android type c its recognized as speakers and does the full bitrate if your phone supports it. I got it on my s24 and boy these bring out the dynamics, mids and high are clear and flat.Cons:Processing delay: you will notice 1 or 2 seconds of delay before hearing anything when you stop playing audio and play it again. Does this on pc and android. Not a big issue since that helps eliminate noise when nothing is not actively sending a signal, more of a plus then a con if you value clean audio vs latency.Summary:It works and it works well and its very portable and cheap and does what I always wanted my dacs to do, take my input via usb and just turn it into spdif/toslink so I can share my music with my receivers or amps.
Rando D.
Reviewed in Germany on November 9, 2024
Seit Monaten ohne Herausforderung im Einsatz.
Carlos F.
Reviewed in Spain on October 21, 2024
Funciona muy bien en un MacbookPro M3 que ahora no traen salida digital.
Good One
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2024
Better sound than Bluetooth. Supports 192khz top quality sound. Check your specs! See if your amp has SPDIF inputs that can process 192 -- not all SPDIF inputs are the same. If the source is set at 192, but the amp SPDIF input isn't rated up to192, the audio will stutter on output, so just bring source down a notch to 96 and it will still sound great.Customer support was helpful with that. I had one Pioneer top-level amp whose SPDIF inputs were 'only' up to 96, so I use this Cubilux with a different amp I have, a Denon that has 192khz, and the sound is also fantastic there, as it was at 96 on the Pioneer. The Cubilux is outputting from a laptop to the Denon, and it also works great outputting from handhelds like smartphones.The specs and price are great! Enjoy!
Caerulean
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024
Signal switched on and off every second or so. Didn't pass any audio. Recognized in windows 11, 44kHz on device. Kept going from 44kHz to nothing.
Eric Gonzalez
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2023
“USB C to Dual SPDIF” Purchase this on 9/24/2023 arrive at 9/25/2023. My Mac Pro 2010 used optical going to my sound bar, just purchase a new Mac Pro 2019 and doing my research optical sound is not available anymore on any new Mac. I just try this on my Mac Pro 2010 using a thunderbolt PCI card and work nicely. The vendor said this splitter does not control the volume, well thats true, however I control my Mac Pro 2010 to mute quickly. When restarting my computer is a 1-2 second delay after that this little gadget work nicely. Youtube sound is great, FaceTime is great and Apollo TV work nice. I Purchase the dual just incase one of them stop working but a single is also fine for the price.
Marco
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2023
I connected it to a mac and a pixel 6 phone but the audio volume is around 30% I don't know someone has the same problem
Jim G.
Reviewed in Australia on June 3, 2023
The first time it connected there was a lot of static from one speaker and it just needed the cable plug to be wiped clean. I don't know which piece was the problem!
AL SERRETTE
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2023
My Optical mix headphones. No conversation.
Vincent Barca
Reviewed in Australia on April 18, 2023
Item arrived next day as advised. It was plug and play and worked 100% with AV system and USB C Mac and Window PC. Very happy with product.
Jose G.
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2022
I've used it for a couple of weeks and its working great, i can use my gaming headphones and move to the home teather by just chaning the output device in Windows. Both outputs are in sync which is good if you are looking for synced music output.
D. L. Everette
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022
I wanted an all in one solution for using any pair of headphones across the platforms I have (PC, PS5, Switch). It works great with the PS5. It shows up as a headphone and the audio is different than that coming from an audio extractor, which is designed to be for speakers. It works great with PC too.Sadly, this doesn't work with the Switch, so this cannot be an all-in-one solution for using regular headphones. But if all you need it for is the PS5 or PC, you're golden!EDIT 06-20-2024: This works great on android devices and Windows PCs, except for the Windows Netflix app. I don't know why, but whenever the app sends audio through the device, it makes a very sharp and loud static noise. I was using a Chord Mojo 2, which has an optical input. Most of the time I use USB so I never noticed it until now. I have no idea why this is happening and it only happens with the Netflix app. I did experience this on the PS3 when using Optical to the Chord Mojo2 and that was because the bitrate was too high. That may be what is happening here, but even at the lowest setting in Windows, the noise still occurs. So if you're wanting to use optical audio and Chord gear, beware of the Netflix Windows App.
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