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Schiit Audio Bifrost 2 Analog Upgrade Card

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$314.37 $499 In stock

There is one upgrade available for Bifrost 2: the Bifrost 2/64 Analog Card.

This upgrade changes any Bifrost 2 to Bifrost 2/64.

It includes the Bifrost 2/64 hardware-balanced analog card with four TI DAC8812 D/A converters, an SD card with new firmware. You can slide in the new card and install the new firmware yourself; there's no reason to return your Bifrost 2 to us for this upgrade.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher ★★★★★

Installed the card in about ten minutes and immediately noticed tighter bass and a wider soundstage. The four TI DACs really clean up the high end, making vocals sound more detailed. For the price, this is a solid upgrade that brought new life to my setup.

Samuel ★★★★★

The four TI DACs really tighten up the imaging compared to the stock setup, and the swap took me under ten minutes. Everything feels more layered now, like the soundstage got a proper refresh.

Ruby W. ★★★★★

Swapped out the stock card for the Bifrost 2/64 analog upgrade a few days ago. The four TI DA chips bring noticeably cleaner separation and a wider soundstage, especially on complex tracks. It tightens up the bass without losing any warmth.