The campaign launched last month and PS Audio reached its target of $36,000 (£21,000) in just one hour, with further pledges taking the total to $367,500 (£214,000) at the time of writing.
It makes it one of the most impressive Kickstarter campaigns this year, worth around 10 times more than what the company originally set out to achieve.
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It's perhaps no surprise that Sprout has proved a resounding crowdfunding success – when it first appeared at this year's Munich High End Show, it certainly turned heads.
Now it seems we can expect to see Sprout – a "simple but high-quality hub of a home music system" – launch for real, later this year after PS Audio achieved its funding target.
It'll boast a 50W stereo power amplifier and inputs including digital coaxial, which will be able to handle any sample rate up to 24-bit/192kHz for high-resolution audio playback.
USB (asynchronous 24-bit/192kHz); analogue 3.5mm and phono inputs also feature as part of Sprout, as does headphone and analogue outputs and Bluetooth connectivity.
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Sprout is one of this year's AV Kickstarter successes after surpassing its funding target with relative ease and joining a whole host of other positively-received products.
The crowdfunding community has supported the Geek Out DAC, which we first saw at the Bristol Show, and the "world's first" smart wireless in-ear headphones from Bragi.
And of course, there's the popularity of the PonoMusic service from Neil Young, which we understand is teaming up with Omnifone to deliver its high-res audio catalogue.
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