RHA Dac Amp L1
- Location
- SE
- Seller
- Fredrik R.
- Source
- Hifitörget
- Posted
- 12 Jun 2026
- Last seen
- 7h ago
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Batteriet håller ca 1,5-2 timmar Tar emot signal via USB-C, Lightning, eller USB micro, Analogt eller via optisk. Kommer med en kort USB A - Lightning samt USB A - Mini samt USB C - A Obs fungerar inte som dac till Win 11 Låter bra
At kr 800, this is a strong deal versus the recent comparable SEK market: it sits well below the 25th percentile at kr 1,049 and comfortably under the median at kr 1,299. For a DAC/amp from RHA, that puts the asking price in bargain territory rather than merely “fair.”
RHA’s compact DAC/amp pieces are generally appealing because they’re an easy way to add cleaner line-out/headphone output to a laptop, phone, or transportable setup without much fuss. At this price, the upside is straightforward: if it powers up cleanly and includes the cable(s) you need, it’s an easy win for a secondary rig or travel use. With condition listed as unknown, I’d still want to confirm basic functionality and included accessories, but the price leaves plenty of room.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
RHA, short for Reid and Heath Acoustics, was founded in 2011 in Glasgow, Scotland by Andrew Reid and Thomas Heath. It began as a British independent audio company with a strong engineering identity and quickly built recognition around durable, precision-made in-ear products.
The brand is best known for in-ear headphones and true wireless earphones, along with a smaller range of DAC/headphone amplifiers and accessories. RHA was also notable for the world’s first commercial in-ear planar magnetic headphones, the CL2 Planar, which reinforced its reputation for technical ambition and careful driver design.
In the market, RHA sat in the premium mid-tier to upper-mid-tier space rather than the true high-end. Its appeal was strongest among buyers who value build quality, clear sound, and rugged portability over a broad hi-fi catalog; it was not a major player in speakers, turntables, or traditional home audio components. Available information also indicates the brand’s later corporate changes and acquisition, so current brand activity may be limited compared with its earlier peak.
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