...mean without.
I'm very impressed with my 6 too.
Certainly as a dac it's pretty good. Quite possibly good enough.
http://archimago.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/measurements-apple-iphone-4-iphone-6.html
http://www.kenrockwell.com/apple/iphone-6-plus.htm#measurements
It may not drive every set of headphones, but that's a different story.
That said a mojo is really really cute and I can't help wanting one.
Hi, I have an iPhone and a iPad. I connect the iPhone to my Naim Uniti and play music. Could I control the music playing from my iPhone with the iPad?
Sorry for going off topic briefly.
Pleased with mine but I only use it with headphones never tried it in the main system.How are mojos sounding? I'm tempted buy one or a secondhand naim dac v1.
How are mojos sounding? I'm tempted buy one or a secondhand naim dac v1.
I use it everyday in my main Naim hifi. Very very good indeed.
Couldn't be happier. Using Tidal 1411kbps. Better than Spotify 320kbs.
I owned a Mojo for a week, part exchanged my Marantz HD-DAC1 (£680) for it.
...and thankfully was able to get my Marantz DAC back.
How is the Marantz? That's been on my shortlist, but I have no opportunity to hear before I buy.
Interesting!The Mojo is a curious beast, it could sound magical with older recordings, due to its particular processing, but could make a real mess of others, making them sound spongy, for want of a better word. Different, if nothing else.
I commented on this forum previously about its rather clunky operation with the battery / the blue balls etc was a bit of a pain....soundwise good though...Old thread, but any more experiences/reflections of using the Mojo as your main system DAC?
Especially in comparison to other stuff. And if you moved on, was it a gateway to higher Chord stuff, or other?
Just bought one used, here, that should be on its way soon enough. Never heard a Chord DAC, and looking forward to seeing if it really does seem to offer something different.
I have not tried any other Chord DACs, but have a feeling the Mojo is voiced this way for headphone use. It is not unpleasant, but not at all accurate. It can be very enjoyable with a lot of music though.
The effect is most marked with drums and percussive instruments.
I really don’t like the mini rca outputs, totally limits interconnect options.
Having said all that, I still preferred it to the Rega R dac!
I commented on this forum previously about its rather clunky operation with the battery / the blue balls etc was a bit of a pain....soundwise good though...