This has now been sold elsewhere

Reason for selling: Got a Hugo TT2 DAC with built-in amp Purchased in January 2024 from an Australian shop. Have the original tax invoice, so still under Australian warranty till January 2025. Original boxing and remote included. Still has the plastic cover on the screen Mint condition. I've...

Not great for heat... Not great for resale value... 4 corners of black paper strip with small pieces of double sided tape, that can easily be cleaned up if required...

@Rob Watts there is a lot of misinformation about the Mojo2's Intelligent Desktop Mode , needing 24 hours or not. You can see examples quoted above. Can you please clarify the time required for Desktop Mode to initiate

Guys this is once again turning into a HQPlayer thread... A few guys asked a few weeks ago to take it to a separate thread.

yes no not at all, nobody said that

Roon and Audirvana and JRiver (and foodbar) can all convert PCM music to DSD output Not limited to HQPlayer

Yes file name might be correct but only Magna offer this download Looks like an error on their part to put this online If not an error, would be on Kitsune website too Anyway keep us posted

I wonder if Magna screwed up here by putting a firmware online for Cyan 2, when in fact it is a firmware for Spring possibly Since there isn't one on Kitsune (Cyan2 is a new product, so makes sense there should not be a firmware available for download) Generally you only put a firmware up when...

But what actually prompted you to know something is wrong? Obviously 'low volume' issue but is it REALLY obvious, like abnormally low volume? Like hardly any volume? Would be nice if you can share so others can listen if similar for them

@betula Wow - i wonder if this means all early batch Cyan2 models affected.

Any update from Magna ?

This has been sold

Yeh in that case things are quite bad. Mojo2's SNR of around 82dB is too poor for such sensitive IEMs. IEMatch gets rid of Mojo's hiss but now significantly increases the output impedance (as you noted) and probably affects frequency response for low Z IEMs, hence time domain response (since...

Mojo2 has SNR around 82dB with 50mV output. Depending on IEM, you may hear hiss... There are high quality amps now that have > 90dB SNR at 50mV which may result in no hiss with sensitive IEMs. Safe to say an external amp may be better in that scenario unless someone prefers to hear hiss just...

Well there's the rather obvious - ethernet input on the DAC itself.

@GoldenSound said May 2 is in development. No timeline

I dont think you are understanding my post Spec has DSD level 2.5Vrms and I measured 1.7Vrms This has nothing to do with PCM To make it clearer - i am getting lower level than the DSD (not PCM...) spec If you read earlier there is a volume firmware bug mentioned anyway someone else that...

yes I know, i measured 1.7Vrms, hence my post does the low volume bug only affect PCM or DSD ?

I think there are more important things to worry about than digital distortion at -300dB. Every time Rob puts his Stealth on, the frequency response will vary wildy . In my opinion this seems more important than millions of taps and -300dB things. As per Dr Sean Olive and DCA Stealth is one...

Of course, I just wasn't sure anyone actually believed that lol I love my Mojo2 and Hugo2 by the way... But unlike the fanboys and girls, at the same time I enjoy Mojo2 and Hugo2, I don't have to believe the -301dB stuff. Just me though. People can believe what they like.

If you see how wildly headphones and IEMs measure, like speakers, you will see why AutoEQ and oratory1990 and crinacle's PEQ generating site are popular Would be great to stick such EQ in a Mobile Joy device connected to iPhone Mojo2's EQ is way too limited when you consider those EQ sources I...

Lol is this serious or a joke

Word is the new Topping DACs that are going to support 10 band PEQ will have desktop app the for adjusting on DAC. Needs a USB cable connection for this. After that, settings get stored on the DAC itself for all inputs, so the connection to the desktop app is not required. Qudelix do it via...

I actually already wrote about that in my original post. As I wrote, Qudelix 5K lets you adjust PEQ from app. And the PEQ gets stored on the DAC itself so that all inputs can get EQ's - the EQ then has nothing to do with the app, until you want to change again. that's the exact reason I wrote...