The ONLY iPod Dock to Bypass the Internal DAC!
Turn Your iPod into a True High-End Music Server

Music lovers all over the world are hooked on the convenience and portability of the Apple iPod. Not only is the iPod a very convenient storage device, but now, thanks to Wadia Digital, the iPod is also a high-end audio music server! The Wadia 170 iTransport will take your iPod’s encoded signal and output it via a coaxial S/PDIF connection to an outboard Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC), or any digital input in an a A/V receiver or other digital device. Whether you convert your music into Apple Lossless, .WAV files or use one of the many MP3 compression algorithms in iTunes, the Wadia iTransport will leave you amazed once you hear your stored music replayed properly. The iTransport takes the original digital signal from your iPod and outputs true digital files at 16bit/44.1kHz. While most Music Direct customers use their iPods in Apple Lossless or .WAV file mode, even MP3s will sound absolutely amazing. We encourage every music lover to get more enjoyment from their entire music collection with the Wadia iTransport!

One of the best benefits we have found through using our iPods is the ability to actually listen to much more of our music collections. You know… all those CDs that remain in your rack and rarely get pulled off the shelves. So many Music Direct customers (even our own staff of audio consultants) have found they are digging deeper into their collections since using an iPod. So now, instead of connecting this revolutionary device through a sonically compromised analog dock, we can get the very best sound from the music stored on our iPods. This changes everything!

Not Just For Audio... The iTransport Outputs Video Too

Along with turning an iPod into a high performance audio server, iTransport is one of the first docks to access video content stored on currently available iPods. Similar to the audio section, the video signal is made available via high performance component outputs that provide up to DVD-quality video.