The Mojo is very portable and works great if you're just looking to power IEMs with it. If you can stretch the budget (or want to use full-sized headphones with a full 6.5mm jack as well), might want to check out the Hugo too. Either way, don't think you'd have any regrets
The Mojo is very portable and works great if you're just looking to power IEMs with it. If you can stretch the budget (or want to use full-sized headphones with a full 6.5mm jack as well), might want to check out the Hugo too. Either way, don't think you'd have any regrets
Yes, but not the jack (not a fan of adapter cables). And I personally prefer the sound signature of the Hugo, but I know that's more about personal preference.
Yes, but not the jack (not a fan of adapter cables). And I personally prefer the sound signature of the Hugo, but I know that's more about personal preference.
Sure, not saying one is sonically better over the other, and I agree it's easier for 6.35mm connections. Just want to clarify on output level in case there may be confusion.
If anything Mojo is on the warm side (but only slightly), it takes the edge of treble of some headphones. Hugo is on the bright side. It's colder and leaner than Mojo. I prefer Mojo myself, and would definitely prefer it over Hugo with bright headphones.
Well, I tested my PR on it, it is notoriously sharp anyway. I tried everything I could, fiddling with the equaliser and all, but the treble is still too strong. I had to return it in the end, unfortunately.
The Dulce has a distinct coloration that people will probably either love or hate. If you like bass and warmth, as demonstrated by your love of the TH900, then you'll probably be one of those who love the Dulce.
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