Launched in 2012, press and public alike have enthusiastically embraced AudioQuest’s multi-award-winning Dragonfly USB digital-to-analog converter/preamp/headphone amp as the rare audio product that bridges the gap between die-hard audiophiles and mainstream music lovers. Dragonfly plugs into a computer’s USB port (can also be plugged into your phone with the help of a dongle) to bypass the computer’s compromised audio circuitry and deliver cleaner, clearer, more naturally beautiful sound to headphones, powered speakers, and complete audio systems. The Dragonfly Red is a small, affordable, easy to use, and remarkably effective solution that will improve your overall listening experience tenfold. Dragonfly Red includes the latest ESS headphone amp and a bit-perfect digital volume control that resides on the 9016 DAC chip itself—a sophisticated implementation that ensures maximum fidelity, dynamic contrast, and signal-to-noise ratio. The Dragonfly Red is priced at ₹18900 while the Dragonfly Black is priced at ₹10800. The Dragonfly Red is available for demo at our store in Pune on Bund Garden Road and you can either bring your own headphones/earphones or you could use one of our high-fidelity Oppo or Sennheiser headphones.
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