Sorry for late answer. I have no idea what caused this. Other editors in Window worked normally, no insert mode there. After reboot issue was solved and haven't had it since.

  I agree with you on softness. Hugo is really fun with electronic music - the detail and snap is amazing. I'm hoping Hugo2 with Mojo filter brings the best of both: high level of detail but a little less energy on highs compared to hugo.

  This is very interesting. If records are mixed with non-Chord DACs which make the sound darker, the mixers are adjusting the levels accordingly to brighter? If that is the case there could be a 5th filter "balance real world too bright mixing". Maybe Mojo's darker sound actually balances...

  Thank you for the info. So with USB galvanic isolation is the best tweak to possibly make the sound better.

  Would like to know that too. If power is connected you would benefit from clean USB power line, otherwise not?

  Tried also hitting the insert key but no help.

I'm owner of Mojo and waiting to try out Hugo 2 and using laptop USB as source.   Question about cleaning up USB signal:   Chord provides error correcting drivers so is it still possible that jitter, if any created, can cause audible errors? If jitter doesn't matter can a reclocking USB...

If I want to insert text in the middle, it writes over instead of inserting between.

  Leaving galvanic isolation out from portable device is a good decision - you can have external isolator for desktop use and longer battery life for portable use, where galvanic isolation is not needed.

Does Chord ASIO driver do error/skip checking and retransmitting of bad/missing packets? If so, Audio player is irrelevant.   Unless unnecessary high CPU load causes more RF noise...

Sent a question to Chord two weeks ago about technical problems - haven't got a reply yet.

Okay thanks for the tip - I'll search those posts. I have new laptop and no load so that's not an issue. And several other DACS word flawlessly. Maybe Mojo have extra small buffer or something...

  I'm having same problem: frequent clicks and pops in Windows 10 with apps that can't use ASIO, like youtube (browser) and games. ASIO working flawlessly. Any solution for this?

  Thanks for the suggestions. I have two hps which work fine with other DACs so they should be ruled out too. Just came to mind to test with longer USB cable and that seems to help a bit. Maybe less interference from laptop now that is half meter away instead of few cm (inch). But not perfect yet.

It's not a problem where overall level oh highs is too high, it's just sibilance or glare of some voices. Like listening to FM radio where station is tuned just a bit off. A bit hard to explain.