salla45
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Hello all, first post (after reading all the previous!). I've been lucky enough to have had my mojo since November last year (Apollo Hifi in Oz, excellent service). I have a wide ranging music collection - favourite band of all time is The Wedding Present, love indie, punk, goth, hip hop (Roots Manuva & Company Flow as stand outs), techno (from Surgeon/Jeff Mills to Orbital) and even some French Chanson thrown in for good measure!
All the following is my opinion only, of course.
I am using a Fiio X3 2nd gen as transport, feeding the mojo via Moon Audio's excellent cable (though I am liking the look of the Dyson right angled cable).
In portable set up I have been using Oppo PM3 (with Moon Audio Blue Dragon cable), JH5pro (with ALO tinsel cable) and Westone 3. The mojo has increased my listening pleasure with all 3 of these headphones. It's very difficult to stop listening to my Oppo's in this set up. I was enamoured with them before but I never experienced the smile inducing, emotional closeness with the music that the mojo brings. Old tracks have come out of retirement and had new life breathed into them. It's not the detail retrieval, it's what the mojo does with that detail. Everything I listen to has musicality in spades through the mojo. The Fiio X3 is a decent player on its own, if a little lacking in weight in the bass, however, it cannot compare to the mojo (IMO). I can only agree with the praise already heaped on this tiny device. 4 months in and it's only getting better.
I also have the Fiio/mojo combo attached to my home 2 channel set up - Rega Brio R amp, Orpheus Audeo 1.5 speakers - when at home. I have never heard this system sounding so alive. My Musical Fidelity V-Dac 2 was in use before the mojo but is now unplugged. I haven't compared the two yet as i have not had the desire to remove the mojo. I will get around to the comparison, maybe.
All my audio purchases are based on bringing me closer to my music and if it does not increase that emotional attachment over what I already own, I do not purchase. The mojo is easily one of the very best audio purchases I have ever bought. Chord have one very happy customer in me.
Great stuff, you're a man after my own heart & hit the nail on the head there about what the mojo does with the music. It's not a "sound quality" device, but a music making device

I too have the x3ii and got a nice cable from dergabe, head-fier, for low cost. It's VERY discrete. I sugru-ed mine, taking the terminal covers off in fact. I like my rig. Just leave it connected all the time to the Mojo; USB takes over if i want to listen via PC.
Currently listening to Keith Jarrett - Live @ Bluenote - sounding absolutely super via Mojo+K3003+comply TS500 (new acquisitions
