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AudioQuest DragonFly Red review

AudioQuest DragonFly Red review

Posted on June 6, 2016November 16, 2018 By Jarvis

When the original DragonFly flew into our testing rooms back in 2012, it was a breath of fresh air. A DAC and headphone amp disguised as a USB stick – and with great sound to boot? It was some serious innovation, and became the de facto quick and easy way to give a laptop a sonic upgrade, especially after the refinements and price drop of the v1.2 model.

Here in 2016, however, the landscape is markedly different – and rising above the DACtastic tide is far harder.

AudioQuest’s approach? A two-pronged assault. On the one side there’s the DragonFly Black, an upgrade on the outgoing v1.2 that costs just £90/$135. On the other side is our test subject today, the DragonFly Red.
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