rkt31
Headphoneus Supremus
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@UELong, these are clip on ferrite cores in plastic shell. you can order online as per the cable dis.
@UELong, these are clip on ferrite cores in plastic shell. you can order online as per the cable dis.
@UELong, these are clip on ferrite cores in plastic shell. you can order online as per the cable dis.
my inexpensive chinese phones blue tooth is clean.Officially joined the club yesterday! I'm really happy with the small exception of the noisy Bluetooth connection (I use iPhone). The sound is top notch and reminds me a lot of my beloved m9xx, though much cleaner and (a little bit) bigger soundstage and much more accurate imaging.
Officially joined the club yesterday! I'm really happy with the small exception of the noisy Bluetooth connection (I use iPhone). The sound is top notch and reminds me a lot of my beloved m9xx, though much cleaner and (a little bit) bigger soundstage and much more accurate imaging.
Officially joined the club yesterday! I'm really happy with the small exception of the noisy Bluetooth connection (I use iPhone). The sound is top notch and reminds me a lot of my beloved m9xx, though much cleaner and (a little bit) bigger soundstage and much more accurate imaging.
Unfortunately, iDevices are poor sources with the Hugo. You only get SBC BT from them. I would strongly suggest/recommend an Apt-X source. Then you'll hear what the Hugo can do
@UELong, you can try one at each end. then try adding one more closer to dac end. I have used 3 small ferrite on small cable between fiio x3 and mojo . it did wonders.
Officially joined the club yesterday! I'm really happy with the small exception of the noisy Bluetooth connection (I use iPhone). The sound is top notch and reminds me a lot of my beloved m9xx, though much cleaner and (a little bit) bigger soundstage and much more accurate imaging.
Unfortunately, iDevices are poor sources with the Hugo. You only get SBC BT from them. I would strongly suggest/recommend an Apt-X source. Then you'll hear what the Hugo can do
http://forums.naimaudio.com/topic/dead-hugo?page=2
Sorry but I dont know as none have failed yet but the price will be reasonably low for a good quality none exploding type and the work to replace it.
That's being disingenuous. There have been a few here on this thread and on the Naim Audio forum who have sent there Hugo's back to Chord for battery failure. Many well before the three year warranty has expired. In fact, the latest report is that Chord only covers the battery replacement up to 18 months. Those that have had failure have been around 24 to 28 months. Myself, I'm going onto 30 months, no problems, but I only use mine as a desktop. I'll be replacing my batteries with the LPS-1 unit from Uptone.
Don't get me wrong, love the product from Chord but I don't think folks should be misled, just call it like it is. Supposedly the charge is about 100 pounds for battery replacement in the UK but others have reported getting them replaced gratis.
So I need to explain why native DSD is a bad idea inside the DAC. Firstly, Hugo needs to see the original file that you can get hold off, so if it was originally PCM, use that, if it was DSD, feed that to Hugo via DoP. So my comments about native DSD apply about inside the DAC, something people do not see.