warrior1975
Headphoneus Supremus
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Would help if you shared what sound signature you preferred. Not sure how people feel about making iem recommendations here, in this thread specifically though.
Natural as in Birds chirping or when you hear a gust of wind or waves hitting some rocks? Just joking.I prefer neutral sound in general. I did see a few similar questions earlier on in the thread- hopefully won't be a problem.
Natural as in Birds chirping or when you hear a gust of wind or waves hitting some rocks? Just joking.
jmills8 man please do not make crack again
This is how I feel when I use the mojo with something revealing and a open back.
hear a noise and I've never heard and think something is outside my house. so I take off the headset and go look around, get mad at my dog for not barking, then realize the noise is from the track and I've never heard it before, till now.
**** this thing, makes feel like im a crack head looking around and searching...
I use my Mojo all the time in place of its own audio output. As the USB connection is only sending data, it won't touch the battery, you'll need another USB source for that. I wouldn't recommend another USB from the PC, as Mojo needs more power.Does anyone here use their Mojo as an external PC sound card? I understand that the battery can tolerate this, but wonder if long term desktop use is recommended. I tend to leave the Mojo plugged into a the PC by a USB lead borrowed from my Kindle.
I used to own a Hugo which seemed to introduce noticeable latency causing slight loss of lip sync when watching movies, but Mojo lacks this 'attribute'. If Mojo is not recommended as a general desktop solution, there's 2qute but this would need to be a big improvement over Mojo to justify the price and this is unlikely given the use of Hugo's innards.
I prefer neutral sound in general. I did see a few similar questions earlier on in the thread- hopefully won't be a problem.
believe me i had this happen to me many times as well
Chord should just make a headphone themselves. Bet it'll sell like hotcakes too.
Does anyone here use their Mojo as an external PC sound card? I understand that the battery can tolerate this, but wonder if long term desktop use is recommended. I tend to leave the Mojo plugged into a the PC by a USB lead borrowed from my Kindle.
I used to own a Hugo which seemed to introduce noticeable latency causing slight loss of lip sync when watching movies, but Mojo lacks this 'attribute'. If Mojo is not recommended as a general desktop solution, there's 2qute but this would need to be a big improvement over Mojo to justify the price and this is unlikely given the use of Hugo's innards.
I've got a Mojo and a 2Qute, have done A/B tests with them and the 2Qute wins hands down. The 2Qute is more alive and open sounding on my system.
I use my Mojo all the time in place of its own audio output. As the USB connection is only sending data, it won't touch the battery, you'll need another USB source for that. I wouldn't recommend another USB from the PC, as Mojo needs more power.
Hey folks
since nobody answered:
Does anyone use Mojo with one of these headphones?
Did anyone compare Mojo to my DAC/DAP?
Thanks
Your comment on battery life is worrying, but not unexpected.
I am still awaiting a reply.
4 hours of usage after a full charge is not remotely normal or acceptable. Nobody would be reading this a second time if I had received a reply to my first question.
It has a warranty. It was bought at e-earphone. It has battery issue that is getting worse.