Schiit SYS Volume Control Reviews Compendium
Compendium updated February 18th, 2021
The Schiit Sys is a handy, inexpensive gadget for anyone looking to run a DAC to powered monitors without having to sacrifice an accessible volume knob.
We’ve compiled reviews from across the web for your reference. What you’ll find here are the TLDR versions of the full reviews (which you can access with the provided links). We’ll continue updating this compendium as reviews come in.
From Z Reviews' review of the Schiit SYS Volume Control and 2-Input Switch, first published on May 13th, 2016:
From Audio Science Reviews' review of the Schiit SYS Volume Control and 2-Input Switch, first published on February 8th, 2018:
For $49, the Schiit Sys is a bargain. I know I can't build and sell it as cheaply to you. Measurements are fine. Nothing jumps out out of ordinary. If you need a passive volume control with dual inputs, I recommend this product.
From Audiophilestyle's review of the Schiit SYS Volume Control and 2-Input Switch, first published on October 4th, 2014:
This would be a great item in a desktop system or in any system where you want to get by without an expensive preamp, but need a volume control. Or just as a decent looking analog switchbox. A useful item to have around, and for the price you haven't got much to lose.
