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April 7th, 2021 THX When it comes to mobile audio, sometimes the sound your phone and headphones muster just isn't enough. That can be especially true if you prefer a set of wired cans over anything wireless. To achieve the ultimate audio on the go, you'll likely need a high-res player or a portable digital-to-analog-converter (DAC) and amp combo. There are a number of options already on the market, but today immersive audio and video tech company THX is adding its name to the list. With its first consumer hardware, the Onyx, the company adds a tiny, high-powered alternative to traditional DA...

Android MQA support is still pending Many people these days use wireless headphones and headsets, but there's definitely a limit to the quality of audio they can stream. This explains why most audiophile-level headphones are still wired, and why there is still a (small) market for headphone amps, which can improve the quality of your audio even further. The first USB headphone amp from THX, the Onyx, packs an impressive amount of power and Master Quality Authenticated (MQA) decoding into a tiny $199 package. We’re currently waiting for Tidal to update its Android app to support the Onyx wit...

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Photo: Andrew Liszewski/Gizmodo THX is a brand synonymous with sound, best known for its eardrum-tickling deep note trailer played before movies in theaters. For years, THX has partnered with hardware makers, lending its expertise in sound to improve the audio capabilities of everything from smartphones to laptops, and now the company is finally releasing its own consumer product: a tiny amp that promises to make headphones sound better if you’re willing to give up the convenience of wireless. Advertisement Before we dive in, I’ll admit that I’m in no way an audiophile. I’m happy to l...