It will never happen. My point really was that YOU should get a portable DAC/Amp :)

I just think realistically you can blow away any speakers they would ever put in a laptop w/ a Chord Mojo and a set of headphones. Or if you want something really small with nothing to charge, say an Audioquest Dragonfly and some IEMs. Aside from size, there isn't really a market. Nobody is...

I agree. I've never seen one that I would consider remotely impressive .

My Neve RNHP amp is really outstanding and a pretty small footprint. Feed that from one of the smaller Schitt MBs and you'd have a pretty small setup. The Mojo is also great if you want really small. I like the Yggy>Neve better but it's a LOT larger :)

I liked JRiver before I moved to Roon. Roon is $$$ and the setup is more complicated b/c you have to have a server, but I wouldn't give it up for anything...it's simply awesome.

Tidal is my favorite for 2 reasons: direct integration with Roon and CD quality 16/44.1 files. They have now added MQA files as well so some releases push beyond CD quality. It's more expensive than the others but the resolution is worth it (to me).

I really like my MAudio BX5s. No need for a sub and they sound great. The only hassle is you need an adapter b/c they only take TRS or XLR input. I have a 3.5MM to dual XLR cable that I use for mine.

I've used the Jaikoz tag editor for years...it's extremely powerful once you figure out it's quirks. http://www.jthink.net/jaikoz/

Hi everyone, I'm a new Mojo owner. It's working great with laptop sources but I've noticed some distortion when using my 580s and an iPhone 6plus using the CCK. It seems inconsistent...if I unplug and reconnect the CCK several times I can get it to go away and sound clean. I tried searching...

  100% flac files. And I only have 2 cards. Swapping either of the 2 takes 10+ minutes to scan. I've rotated through the two enough times they should be the only thing in cache. I do have artwork...it's embedded in the files.

  Both of my 128gb cards take roughly 10min to scan even with 10% free internally.  I'm going to wipe it all out and start over and see if I can source the issue. You guys have at least given me hope that it's not just a limitation of the Pono so I'll check the files, try different cards, etc...

  Thanks, I'll give that a shot.  Clearly nothing to lose and I was going to try regardless but thought I'd check to see if anyone had confirmed it mattered.

I'm using 2 128gb Samsung SD EVO class 10 cards.  Whenever I swap between the cards, the Pono kicks off Scanning Music Library for a LONG time even if  nothing has changed on the 2 cards. I've read it supposedly  caches up to 3 cards but mine doesn't seem to be caching anything.  Any ideas...