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Muse HiFi has introduced the Muse 300 desktop digital-to-analog converter and headphone amplifier designed for the era of streaming services. The new product is the world’s first desktop DAC/AMP with its own operating system.
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The company says that Muse 300 was created to eliminate the inconvenience of modern streaming. Since many devices use adapted Android interfaces that are often slow, the company’s engineers developed their own operating system from scratch. By eliminating background processes and unnecessary components, the company has been able to direct all computing power to ensure stable sound reproduction. As a result, the device has a fast and responsive interface designed to work quickly with high-quality audio streams.
One of the key features of the Muse 300 is its 5-inch display. Thanks to its sharp resolution and vivid color reproduction, the screen provides a vivid display of the various available interface themes.
Muse HiFi has created three interface themes that users can change depending on the style of their workspace or their own preferences. The Cyberpunk theme has neon design elements and a futuristic style, focused, in particular, on gaming computer systems. The Minimalist theme offers a restrained and laconic design that should harmoniously fit into modern homes or offices. The ACG Style theme uses a bright design with visual elements inspired by anime aesthetics.
The One-Button Control system is used to control the device. The new product is also equipped with ES9039 Ultra DAC chip.
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The company explained that the creation of the device was a technical challenge, and the operating system for Muse 300 had to be developed from scratch. The complexity of the implementation was the reason why specialized operating systems for DAC/AMP have not been created before. According to the manufacturer, the system uses special algorithms to work stably with complex operations and ensure high-quality audio reproduction.
The Muse 300 has already attracted considerable attention at CanJam Singapore 2026 and received many positive reviews from visitors. The company said that the device is currently in the process of preparing to launch a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter.
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