[Deftone]

No, let me dream of the dave I'll never be able to afford

 

[Deftone]

Has anyone found a quality, short (6-9 inch) interconnect cable for Mojo to desktop amp connections? I've been all over Amazon and can't seem to find anything under 1-3 feet.

you mean something like a 3.5 to Rca?

 

[tretneo]

you mean something like a 3.5 to Rca?

 
Yes, plenty to pick from at 1ft or longer. Having trouble finding something designed for interconnect length.

 

[Deftone]

Yes, plenty to pick from at 1ft or longer. Having trouble finding something designed for interconnect length.

have a look at some custom builders, try forza audio works.

 

[Rob Watts]

 
My Mojo landed on Friday.
 
I've read all of info here and I'd like to say thanks to all of you.
 
However there are a couple of questions bouncing in my head, though. Let's limit to the PCM realm.
 
1)Assuming that I've a recording that has some TPL over 0, will Mojo address this issue as well?
 
2)Will Mojo's filters take care of the spurious frequencies that I nearly always find even in Master Quality recordings?
 
Thanks in advance

 
I think Slaphead's answer pretty much covered it; if its on the recording, then Mojo can't do anything about it.
 
Just to reinforce; if it is clipped at true 0 dBFS (max level) then Mojo can't do anything about it.
 
As to spurious frequencies - if it is below 24 kHz (for 48) then Mojo will not do anything about it; but for outputs above 24 kHz then Mojo will do an exceptional job of eliminating those errors; this is to ensure correct reconstruction of the timing of transients (there is much more to transient timing recovery than simply eliminating the out of band aliasing). You can see Mojo's filter performance with a 48 kHz 0 dBFS random noise input from this measurement:
 

 
You can see no spurious output above 24.25 kHz at all; (the -160 dB noise floor is actually the AP ADC). I am not aware of any other non Chord DAC at any price coming even close to this performance. The reason why this is important is that the aliasing images themselves degrade transient timing, as they affect the timing of when a transient crosses through zero. Now with sampling these images extend to infinite frequencies, so this is one reason why I digitally filter to 2048 FS (not the usual 8 or 16 FS).
 
Rob

 

[tf10charged]

anyone tried - Strive by amber rubarth?
 
sennheiser used this song for their guest to test HE-1 headphone, whole album is actually pretty good.
 
 
second song- somewhere,somebody by jennifer warnes
third song - money for nothing by dire straits.

 

[Mojo ideas]

Wait a minute... are you referring to toslink connectors or slaphead's comb-over?





looking Good! I wish I had enough to do that! Well perhaps not!





(I'm a slaphead, too, so I'm allowed to joke about it)

 

[LouisArmstrong]

Some pretty cool haircuts that you got.

 

[jmills8]

Some pretty cool haircuts that you got.

why when they start lising hair they end up getting a lot more hair cuts than when they were young ?

 

[Starcruncher]

  For those using iphone with Mojo, one of the most costs effective way is using cheap silicon bands meant for bicycles.   

 

 
I have been to about eight bike shops with this photo and perused Amazon for this specific silicone band. No luck. This looks to be the perfect thing for my intentions. Where did you get this?!? Or, does it have a brand and product name I can search for?

 

[Light - Man]

   
I have been to about eight bike shops with this photo and perused Amazon for this specific silicone band. No luck. This looks to be the perfect thing for my intentions. Where did you get this?!? Or, does it have a brand and product name I can search for?

Did you buy yourself a bike or a dog while you were there?

 

 

[Paulus XII]

  Did you buy yourself a bike or a dog while you were there?

 

 
Surreal!

 

[daberti]

   
I think Slaphead's answer pretty much covered it; if its on the recording, then Mojo can't do anything about it.
 
Just to reinforce; if it is clipped at true 0 dBFS (max level) then Mojo can't do anything about it.
 
As to spurious frequencies - if it is below 24 kHz (for 48) then Mojo will not do anything about it; but for outputs above 24 kHz then Mojo will do an exceptional job of eliminating those errors; this is to ensure correct reconstruction of the timing of transients (there is much more to transient timing recovery than simply eliminating the out of band aliasing). You can see Mojo's filter performance with a 48 kHz 0 dBFS random noise input from this measurement:
 

 
You can see no spurious output above 24.25 kHz at all; (the -160 dB noise floor is actually the AP ADC). I am not aware of any other non Chord DAC at any price coming even close to this performance. The reason why this is important is that the aliasing images themselves degrade transient timing, as they affect the timing of when a transient crosses through zero. Now with sampling these images extend to infinite frequencies, so this is one reason why I digitally filter to 2048 FS (not the usual 8 or 16 FS).
 
Rob

Thanks Rob, this is quite a read. I actually enjoy Mojo a lot.
 
My asset will then be to leave original recordings untouched, unless I'll spot TPL exceeding specs.
DSD wise, being myself mostly on the go and using my iPhone 6+ as host, I'll cross-compare i.e. DSD256 original albums vs FLAC352/32 obtained by means of AUL Converter 48x44, which it is a great offline converter.
 
Thanks again

 

[BB 808]

   
I have been to about eight bike shops with this photo and perused Amazon for this specific silicone band. No luck. This looks to be the perfect thing for my intentions. Where did you get this?!? Or, does it have a brand and product name I can search for?

I think this is it:
https://www.amazon.com/ChineOn-Cycling-Bicycle-Silicone-Flashlight/dp/B00CBT76TG

 

[Starcruncher]

  I think this is it:
https://www.amazon.com/ChineOn-Cycling-Bicycle-Silicone-Flashlight/dp/B00CBT76TG

 
Thanks BB 808!
 
This will definitely be the best cost-to-usefulness ratio I will get in this game
 
Edit: Thanked the wrong person