I also read a few reviews about the dx160, including the one from whathifi (this English website for all kinds of electronics). And they report the following: "The iBasso DX160 has some areas of genuine expertise where audio playback is concerned, but, first and foremost, it's an absolutely...

hard to believe that no one knows exactly about it. You'd think that at least a few of the users here from time to time use a bluetooth headphone with the dx160 (NC headphone for example). The dap doesn't have ldac codec for nothing i suppose.

Ok, so these 100 volume steps also work with bluetooth headphones? But what did you mean by this sentence here: Didn’t check if it actually reflect teo by step increase in ear as well?

As far as I have heard, the ibasso dx160 has 100 volume levels, finely adjustable in 0.5 db steps. Does that actually also apply to bluetooth headphones?

The battery drain is a wonderful feature and not a fault. And chord electronics never make mistakes, they just provide nothing else as perfection. And with the poly, chord reached nothing less then pure perfection. Oh please, dont ask uncomfortable questions why that battery drain is part of...

Never had an issue creating playlists with m.a.l.p on android.

Does the performance of the dac and amp of the Tempotec Sonata HD Pro outperform the Chord Mojo?

the alternating colored light is normal. This happens when the micro SD card is expanded with new data (music). Even if you only create a new playlist via an mpd app like m.a.l.p. It always happens the next time you turn on the Mojo / Poly and it connects to a wifi. The problem with the battery...

But alone for itself, the gain in sound quality of the Chord Mojo (at least in my opinion) would never be worth the additional cost of the Chord Poly.

look, i made some screenshots. It is lg v30 android 9, the regular up to date power amp version from google play store: If I can believe what poweramp shows, then so isee that no resample is taking place. So i can theoretically always set the khz number correctly (that's just a bit...

That's almost targeted android bad-mouthing what soundguys.com does. In addition flimsy half-truths. For the most part, this only affects frequencies in the range around 15k in the diagram. It is not without reason that most equalizers only go up to 16k, some even only up to 8k. Soundguys is...

Roon is biggest audiophile scam in history and 100% waste of money. Cause of the big hit sound quality wise. Even sbc bluetooth surpass easily poisoned degenerated roon streams. Best Way: Stay with mojopoly on mpd, use somekind of mpd app like m.a.l.p. that is direct 100% bit perfect stream.

Here in the long, long thread someone once wrote that all upnp / dlna apps cannot go the direct route: i.e. to forward data from the poly-sd-card directly to the mojo without detours. There is probably always data traffic between the devices in question. So you need an mpd app if you want to go...

If possible, make sure you get your hands on a poly with the latest firmware. The firmware update procedure is still not entirely foolproof, at least that's how I think about it, based on my experience.

Hey there, i am looking for some recommendations. I don't really know which is better. Should I connect the poly to my WiFi or to the host spot of my phone? Or should I just simply activate the hotspot in the poly? Currently i only play music on the SD card in the Chord Poly, mostly I use the...

I use mojopoly via m.a.l.p with an Android smartphone, works really well. I wonder if that makes a difference in the sound quality, whether I should activate the hotspot on the smartphone or directly on the poly?

About LG V30. Does the volume control with wired headphones change with the update from Android 8 to Android 9? For example, even finer volume steps? And what about audio playback via bluetooth with wireless headphones in Android 9? Nothing changes there and it remains at the 15 volume levels?

Is it possible to change the poly-hotspot name?