hifi-dog
pfm Member
yes - i use one click or button press on the crossfade and a one click lift of the yellow and green treble frequencies to brighten my sennhieser 660s.Anyone tried the EQ on these, any good?
yes - i use one click or button press on the crossfade and a one click lift of the yellow and green treble frequencies to brighten my sennhieser 660s.Anyone tried the EQ on these, any good?
Also, if you want to convert a nice set of phono interconnects into something for connecting your mojo to your main stereo system, you could replace the phonos at the mojo end with a pair of 3.5mm jack plugs, one wired for left signal only, the other for right. That would save having to try and cram a pair of cables into a single 3.5mm plug.Incidentally, I never really saw the point of having two headphone sockets to allow two people to listen to the same music at the same time. It almost seemed like a fad borrowed from the '80s... until I saw somebody mention elsewhere that the two sockets allow you to compare headphones. Suddenly two sockets make sense!
I just use stereo phono to 3.5mm plug adapter. Does same job.Also, if you want to convert a nice set of phono interconnects into something for connecting your mojo to your main stereo system, you could replace the phonos at the mojo end with a pair of 3.5mm jack plugs, one wired for left signal only, the other for right. That would save having to try and cram a pair of cables into a single 3.5mm plug.
Just taken delivery of a Mojo 2, to compare with my original one. Quick question, how are people setting the volume, when running it into an amplifier? On the Mojo 1, choosing full output is a doddle.
I set the 2 to full volume, by clicking through as far as I could. But the volume was deafening through the speakers. Current workaround is to have the volume set so that the balls are the same colour as the Mojo 1 (light purple). This seems to equate to full volume on the 1.
Any thoughts?
Also, if you want to convert a nice set of phono interconnects into something for connecting your mojo to your main stereo system, you could replace the phonos at the mojo end with a pair of 3.5mm jack plugs, one wired for left signal only, the other for right. That would save having to try and cram a pair of cables into a single 3.5mm plug.
That's exactly how I run my Mojo.
Itd work just fine; but it woudl also be rather less convenient /neat if you plug/unplug regularly.
My mojo is used as a desktop dac/ left in place.
I'm using the single USB camera cable from the phone and a very short micro USB from the phone, the short micro USB was the issue, I have swapped a 1.8m long sony branded cable in and it working perfectly now (Sony item working with apple product shocker). so shopping for another short microUSB cable now.