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title: "Schiit Fulla 3 Gaming DAC/Amp - D to A Converter and Headphone Amplifier with Microphone Input"
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# 400mW power @16Ω Dual USB ports (data + power) 24-bit mic input w/ AGC Schiit Fulla 3 Gaming DAC/Amp - D to A Converter and Headphone Amplifier with Microphone Input

**Brand:** schiit
**Price:** 1106 zł
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your sound game—because your ears deserve the best.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Schiit Fulla 3 Gaming DAC/Amp - D to A Converter and Headphone Amplifier with Microphone Input by schiit
- **How much does it cost?** 1106 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/168251468-schiit-fulla-3-gaming-dac-amp-d-to-a-converter)

## Best For

- schiit enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted schiit brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Flexible Audio Hub:** Use as DAC/amp, preamp for powered monitors, or analog amp for phones and tablets—your all-in-one audio solution.
- • **Pro-Grade Mic Input:** 24-bit electret mic input with automatic gain control for podcast-quality voice clarity—no adjustments needed.
- • **Versatile Connectivity:** Dual USB ports separate data and power, ensuring compatibility with low-powered devices and seamless plug-and-play.
- • **Proudly Made in California:** Crafted with premium components and local manufacturing for unmatched quality and reliability.
- • **Powerful Headphone Amplification:** Delivers up to 400mW into 16Ω for crisp, immersive sound with virtually any headphones.

## Overview

The Schiit Fulla 3 is a compact, high-performance DAC and headphone amplifier featuring a powerful 400mW output, a professional-grade 24-bit microphone input with automatic gain control, and dual USB ports for flexible power and data management. Designed and built in California with premium components, it seamlessly integrates with gaming setups, music systems, and professional audio workflows, delivering crystal-clear sound and versatile connectivity for phones, tablets, and computers.

## Description

Fulla 3 is ready for your headphones, headphone mic, powered monitors, analog sources, and more.Total Flexibility for Gaming and MusicFulla 3 is a complete DAC/Amp that also integrates a high-quality electret mic input. Plug Fulla 3 into virtually any USB port, connect your headphones and microphone, and you're set.Use it as a great music DAC/amp.As a DAC/preamp. Connect to powered monitors or speaker amps using the variable outputs on the back.As an amp. Connect your phone (or other analog source) to the front jack.Use it with phones, tablets, or computers with low-powered USB ports. We've included a second USB port for power input. Plug in your phone charger (or any other 5V DC source with micro-USB output) and Fulla 3 tells your source it doesn't need any power.Top-Shelf ComponentsFulla 3 uses the AKM AK4490 D/A converter. Coupled with an Alps RK09 potentiometer, high-quality filter and amp stages from Texas Instruments, as well as precision thin-film resistors and film capacitors, Fulla 3 delivers performance far beyond its modest price.Plenty of Headphone PowerFulla 3 delivers a super punch, up to 400mW into 16 ohms, together with a vanishingly low noise floor and low output impedance making it a great match for virtually any headphone.Amazing Mic InputYour friends may think you’ve started your own podcast when they hear Fulla 3's 24-bit microphone input with AKM analog-to-digital converter. And, automatic gain control makes the mic adjustment-free and super simple to use.Designed and Built in CaliforniaThe majority of the total production cost of Fulla 3--chassis, boards, assembly, etc.--goes to US companies manufacturing in the US. Our chassis are made minutes from our facility. Our PCBs are done just over the hill from us, or done in Nevada.2-Year WarrantyFulla 3 is covered by a limited warranty that covers parts and labor for 2 years.

Review: Audio wise: Great!! Use USB switch audio: FANTASTIC!!! - So I bought this little device since my Sennheiser PC37x were missing in details and clarity. Be it work or home, the on board audio was just garbage and I didn't realize how much audio clarity I was missing until I fixed the DAC/AMP problem. I did order a DragonFly Cobalt as well as a comparison, and if you don't need the power from the DragonFly then the Fulla 3 is perfect. The DragronFly Cobalt is now relegated to cell phone and on the go/travel use only now. Since I'm using a USB switch for work windows to my personal machine and often booted up into linux, the Fulla 3's linux support is astounding (PulseAudio)!! If you have a KVM or just a USB switch and want your music and mic to come along; YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS DEVICE!!! Another tasty morsel I've found is if you're looking at other Schiit products like the Hel, Magni 3+, Magni 3 Heresy I have learned something that factors into whether or not this product is a good fit for someone. The Hel will drive 50 to 75 ohm impedance headphones without a problem. Between a 75 ohm and 100 ohm, it might get a little weaker but still in the "loud enough" category. If you're driving more than that (up to roughly 400 ohms) then you'll want the Hel, but it requires an external power supply and isn't as portable. IF this is a start to your audiophile stack and you're digging the Schiit marketing enough to fork over money, spend the $10 more and use the Fulla 3 + Magni option. If you want the "audiophile pure" amp design with traditional design, Magni3+. IF... you enjoy the Fulla 3 and just want MOAR power and like what you got, get the Hersey as it's the most powerful of the options mentioned. Best part, Fulla 3 is cheap and the Magni options can be purchased later if you really see the need for essentially the same price. No use in paying for you what you don't need. Now, if you're a budding audiophile and need the mic input no matter what your setup will be, the Fulla 3 is perfect. USB power and a mic input that is noticeably better than on board and just works. As your stack grows around your digital setup, the Fulla 3 will always be there working as reliable as ever. Power Configuration Note: I recommend a not crap separate power supply to power the Fulla 3 seperately if using a USB switch, otherwise it seems to run just fine if signal and power come from the host. Noted complaints in reviews: A marking to using the DAC out is mentioned that nobody can seem to find. Well... if they read the manual, it says "Turn to the 3 o'clock position". That position happens to have a screw there... thus the screw is the designated marking for the DAC out. Volume knob noise: Sometimes happens, it is not that noticable. If that really is bothersome then just set the volume once on the knob and use your computer to adjust the volume. TL;DR: Great sound. Will scale with you. Works/Linux works great no drivers needed. Need more power? Magni 3+ for a classical approach, Hersey for more Op amps than the Hel. Best option(s) up to spending $250. Future note: If the Modi dacs include a mic input at a similar price point then this review is obsolete.
Review: Amazing Quality across the board! - So after a few days, I am confident this is the best bang for buck. I currently use Phillips SHP9500 With a V-Moda Boom Pro Mic. I was using a SoundBlaster Z Sound card, then it died so I went to on-board. After a while I could only put up with it for a bit. I had no idea this was just released, I didn't even do much research as the company Schiit is just flat out top quality. So far I have been playing FPS games, MMO's, and anything I own. I listen to a lot of music. This amp/dac has far exceeded my expectations, the mic quality is out of this world. It turned my microphone into sounding like a proper XLR set-up. The power it puts out is awesome, for a loud listening level, I only need to turn it to about 60% on the amp/dac. Any more I'll destroy my ears! I am hearing things I never heard before in songs, and video games. It's about the size of my palm. It's super compact, very very well built, has three rubber feet on the bottom, I would have liked 4 as it does wobble a little with very little touch. There is no crackling when adjusting the volume as I have heard some have issues with. It comes with a 3ft Mini USB to usb cable, I ended up ordering a 6ft for $5 off desertcart, as 3ft didn't cut it. I am blown away by this, absolutely love it.

## Features

- Use it as a great music DAC/amp. You don't need to be a gamer to appreciate the quality of Fulla 3.
- Use it as a DAC/preamp. Connect to powered monitors or speaker amps using the variable outputs on the back.
- Use it as an amp. Connect your phone (or any other analog source) to the convenient front jack.
- Use it with phones, tablets, or computers with low-powered USB ports. We've included a second USB port for power input. Plug in your phone charger (or any other 5V DC source with micro-USB output) and Fulla 3 tells your source it doesn't need any power.
- Jacks: One analog 1/8" stereo output, one microphone input (1/8" mono electret), and two USB (one data and power, one power only). Designed and Built in California. Product is supplied with a 110 – 120V US power supply suitable for use in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. This power supply will not work in 220 – 240V countries.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07ZGJX9Y5 |
| Brand Name | Schiit |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 164 Reviews |
| Interface | USB |
| Manufacturer | Schiit |
| Maximum Supply Voltage | 120 Volts (DC) |
| Number of Channels | 3 |
| Number of Pins | 14 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Schiit
- **Interface Type:** USB
- **Maximum Supply Voltage:** 120 Volts (DC)
- **Number of Channels:** 3
- **Number of Pins:** 14

## Images

![Schiit Fulla 3 Gaming DAC/Amp - D to A Converter and Headphone Amplifier with Microphone Input - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71-4PlfpN-L.jpg)
![Schiit Fulla 3 Gaming DAC/Amp - D to A Converter and Headphone Amplifier with Microphone Input - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71LRWoVhW-L.jpg)
![Schiit Fulla 3 Gaming DAC/Amp - D to A Converter and Headphone Amplifier with Microphone Input - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71lQsHdXK3L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this have a physical switch to swap between headphone and desktop speakers? If not, how does one easily switch?**
A: The headphones have priority, once unplugged desktop speakers take over.

**Q: Can you hear your voice as you speak? (sidetone)**
A: I use the Fulla 3 between my computer's USB and an outboard power amp. I listen to music, attend Zoom "meetings," and use it for a very convenient volume control. So, while I can't actually answer your specifically, but can say that when I am on Zoom, the headphones would work the same as my speakers do... no feedback from the microphone in my camera. An external microphone, plugged into the Fulla... I am not sure. Amazon's awesome return policy would allow you to return it, no problem, so trying isn't out of the question. I would try it and return it if needed. I love this DAC! It is very well made, solid as a tank, and it worked straight out of the box (Win 10). Hope this helps. Sorry if not.

**Q: Do they have enough power for 250 ohm headphones?**
A: Yes, a friend of mine uses dt 990 pros which are 250ohms and they sound great.  If you don't have hearing loss, then you should be fine.

**Q: How much power @80 ohms? Or will it power 80ohm headphones?**
A: 80ohms is ez for fulla3.
Maximum Power, 16 ohms: 400mW RMS
Maximum Power, 32 ohms: 250mW RMS
Maximum Power, 50 ohms: 200mW RMS
Maximum Power, 300 ohms: 40mW RMS

Worry about high impedance headphones like dt990 250ohms. Coz it just sounds as loud as my razer kraken on my mobo's sound card.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Audio wise: Great!! Use USB switch audio: FANTASTIC!!!
*by W***N on January 4, 2020*

So I bought this little device since my Sennheiser PC37x were missing in details and clarity. Be it work or home, the on board audio was just garbage and I didn't realize how much audio clarity I was missing until I fixed the DAC/AMP problem. I did order a DragonFly Cobalt as well as a comparison, and if you don't need the power from the DragonFly then the Fulla 3 is perfect. The DragronFly Cobalt is now relegated to cell phone and on the go/travel use only now. Since I'm using a USB switch for work windows to my personal machine and often booted up into linux, the Fulla 3's linux support is astounding (PulseAudio)!! If you have a KVM or just a USB switch and want your music and mic to come along; YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS DEVICE!!! Another tasty morsel I've found is if you're looking at other Schiit products like the Hel, Magni 3+, Magni 3 Heresy I have learned something that factors into whether or not this product is a good fit for someone. The Hel will drive 50 to 75 ohm impedance headphones without a problem. Between a 75 ohm and 100 ohm, it might get a little weaker but still in the "loud enough" category. If you're driving more than that (up to roughly 400 ohms) then you'll want the Hel, but it requires an external power supply and isn't as portable. IF this is a start to your audiophile stack and you're digging the Schiit marketing enough to fork over money, spend the $10 more and use the Fulla 3 + Magni option. If you want the "audiophile pure" amp design with traditional design, Magni3+. IF... you enjoy the Fulla 3 and just want MOAR power and like what you got, get the Hersey as it's the most powerful of the options mentioned. Best part, Fulla 3 is cheap and the Magni options can be purchased later if you really see the need for essentially the same price. No use in paying for you what you don't need. Now, if you're a budding audiophile and need the mic input no matter what your setup will be, the Fulla 3 is perfect. USB power and a mic input that is noticeably better than on board and just works. As your stack grows around your digital setup, the Fulla 3 will always be there working as reliable as ever. Power Configuration Note: I recommend a not crap separate power supply to power the Fulla 3 seperately if using a USB switch, otherwise it seems to run just fine if signal and power come from the host. Noted complaints in reviews: A marking to using the DAC out is mentioned that nobody can seem to find. Well... if they read the manual, it says "Turn to the 3 o'clock position". That position happens to have a screw there... thus the screw is the designated marking for the DAC out. Volume knob noise: Sometimes happens, it is not that noticable. If that really is bothersome then just set the volume once on the knob and use your computer to adjust the volume. TL;DR: Great sound. Will scale with you. Works/Linux works great no drivers needed. Need more power? Magni 3+ for a classical approach, Hersey for more Op amps than the Hel. Best option(s) up to spending $250. Future note: If the Modi dacs include a mic input at a similar price point then this review is obsolete.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing Quality across the board!
*by C***S on March 6, 2020*

So after a few days, I am confident this is the best bang for buck. I currently use Phillips SHP9500 With a V-Moda Boom Pro Mic. I was using a SoundBlaster Z Sound card, then it died so I went to on-board. After a while I could only put up with it for a bit. I had no idea this was just released, I didn't even do much research as the company Schiit is just flat out top quality. So far I have been playing FPS games, MMO's, and anything I own. I listen to a lot of music. This amp/dac has far exceeded my expectations, the mic quality is out of this world. It turned my microphone into sounding like a proper XLR set-up. The power it puts out is awesome, for a loud listening level, I only need to turn it to about 60% on the amp/dac. Any more I'll destroy my ears! I am hearing things I never heard before in songs, and video games. It's about the size of my palm. It's super compact, very very well built, has three rubber feet on the bottom, I would have liked 4 as it does wobble a little with very little touch. There is no crackling when adjusting the volume as I have heard some have issues with. It comes with a 3ft Mini USB to usb cable, I ended up ordering a 6ft for $5 off amazon, as 3ft didn't cut it. I am blown away by this, absolutely love it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well, couple of minor issues
*by P***R on March 12, 2020*

Using for running my AKG headphones at the office. Positive. MSRP of $99.00 is pretty darn reasonable for what you're getting. Plug it in, install the software, select the audio source and go Sounds pretty good. The volume control feels substantial, doesn't crackle or make any noise. Background hiss is hard to notice Has an headphone output, a mic input, aux in aux out, USB in, USB power. The aux out is switched with the headphone out jack. Plug in the headphones and the aux out is disconnected. This is very useful for me in that I am able to run either my powered speakers and my headphones. I can crank it up with the speakers when no one is around, plug in when the colleagues start showing up. This feature is very useful to me. No need to wire up a switch. Also, the volume control runs the headphone volume, or the aux out depending on which is selected. No wasteful owners manual, warranty card, driver disk included. We all download latest drivers right? PDF's work for me. Why make more plastic and paper waste? Kudos for taking the leap. The less than stellar: The MSRP is not what you are going to pay on amazon. The Amazon price is ~ $20 more. On top of that, when I bought mine, I got nicked for shipping. Not the end of the world, but It's worth noting. The sound is good, not great. It just doesn't pack a whole lot of grunt. This I think is an unavoidable consequence of meeting the price point. If you want grunt, you need a heavy power supply to supply prodigious dynamic current. The function icons on the various ports are tiny. It looks good, but I needed to look at the owner's manual to see which USB was for sound and which was for power, which aux was out vs in. Schiit refers to Win7 as antique and I needed to download the drivers off their website. Hey it worked, so no harm no foul. Thing is, I have no choice over the OS on my work computer. I feel luck it worked because when I bought the discrete D/A and Heresy amp from the same company earlier, the DAC didn't work. Same computer, this one worked where the previous one didn't. Weird. Looked like the same chip set. Who knows. Point is, a little heads up from the maker if some particular OS might not work would be appreciated.

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