Nice review. I would just tweak the description from a "solid state headphone amplifier and a DAC" to (more accurately), a DAC with a variable line out that can drive IEMs and headphones. There is no seperate headphone amplifier as in traditional DAC/amp combinations. The Mojo's analogue stage is very simple and has only the critical I/V conversion. Volume is handled in the DAC. This is the reason there are no analogue inputs. It's transparent to the DAC because of this and a unique device. There is a lot of information about the tech of the Mojo in the third post of the Mojo thread.
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Thanks for the heads up! I've corrected it now.
Didn't want to visit that thread before the review was finished. I'll go check it out when I get the time
Thanks for the heads up! I've corrected it now.
Didn't want to visit that thread before the review was finished. I'll go check it out when I get the time
RedJohn456
Fantastic review Peter, really enjoyed reading it The mojo is something special and I still miss it to this day. I know it will pair just perfectly with my K7XX
The mojo is something special and I still miss it to this day. I know it will pair just perfectly with my K7XX
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Peter, all you need to do is read the third post as it has all the information one needs from the designer Rob Watts. Technically Chord wouldn't call the headphone jacks a line out, but that's basically how they behave.
Again, nice review and good impressions. Cheers!
Again, nice review and good impressions. Cheers!
peter123
@RedJohn456 Thanks Tamal,, yeah it's indeed special
@x RELIC x I understand Craig I'll check it out.
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