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How do mojo connect with dx90 and where can I get a cable for it?
coax cable. It comes in the box when you buy DX90.
How do mojo connect with dx90 and where can I get a cable for it?
Like it or not,Chord Mojo is the most successful device ever launched and this thread full of people who enjoy it so much can confirm it.
Very pleased for Chord Electronics with their success, i knew it.
Can't wait for the accessories to be available.
For those using iphone with Mojo, one of the most costs effective way is using cheap silicon bands meant for bicycles.
Not saying it's money well spentbut transports actually do make a difference. Yesterday someone was asking about the use of expensive DAPs as transports. Thing is with optical and coaxial inputs, the mojo actually runs synchronously, meaning that the clock being used is the transport's. Similar to how we hear about clock upgrades like the different crystek clocks and femto clocks, different daps have clocks of varying qualities which affect the sound quality. The daps also have their own audio processing digitally which affect the sound too. It's like how the iBasso DAPs have shown to have massive sound changes with different firmwares.
Take the AK380 for example, it's got nice femto clocks in them and are really superior as a transport, they sound noticeably better than other daps as transports.
Having said that, no way in hell I would use something so expensive as a transportI'm happy with my X5! Haha!
Which portable transports bypass transport processing/DAC for optical and coaxial outputs?
Not sure if it even exists?
So then DAP doesn't matter unless you're running coaxial/optical. Also what you're saying is that when using a DAP coaxial/optical with the Mojo, you're opting to use the DAP's clock instead of the Mojo's clock. So you're unsatisfied with the Mojo's clocking ability?
You're absolutely right!! Except that apart from the new Onkyo and Pioneer there isn't anything else that puts out a USB digital signal
It is not that I'm I satisfied with the mojo's clocking ability, but unless my understanding is wrong, most dacs' internal clocks only work when you use the asynchronous USB input. The coaxial and optical inputs are by nature synchronous, there is NO other option. You cannot choose to use mojo's clocks when you use coax or optical
Phones. I'm looking at Samsung S7 and Sony Xperia Z5c.
my volume control works on my S6 edge when feeding the mojo... this tells me that it's still not a "pure" signal so I don't think that USB is your panacea either. Plus it adds interference from the radio!Yea there's that option too. But the decision for me lies more along the lines of choosing to keep my music and my phone separate. Besides, some users have noted different phone transports sounding different, I speculate that it is because the USB output from the phone has a power component and some phones have a dirtier USB output than others. However, having never tried it myself I cannot be certain about that.
my volume control works on my S6 edge when feeding the mojo... this tells me that it's still not a "pure" signal so I don't think that USB is your panacea either. Plus it adds interference from the radio!