General Information
Main Features:
- Three Channel or Four Channel compatible architecture design.
- A total of 8 gold-plated DIP sockets for OPAMPs and Buffers allowing for opamp or buffer rolling.
- 3 Gain settings for impedance matching.
- Bass boost to enhance bass performance.
- Powered by dual 9V batteries, or the P5 power supply.
- High output power, 660mW+660mW into 32Ω when powered by batteries, or 1000mW+1000mW into 32Ohm when powered by the P5 power supply.
- CNC engraved aluminum housing, which can be opened with just one screw.
- Come with iBasso P5, P5 PS, rubber feet, copper connection cable, and OPAMP rolling kit.
- Three Channel or Four Channel compatible architecture design.
- A total of 8 gold-plated DIP sockets for OPAMPs and Buffers allowing for opamp or buffer rolling.
- 3 Gain settings for impedance matching.
- Bass boost to enhance bass performance.
- Powered by dual 9V batteries, or the P5 power supply.
- High output power, 660mW+660mW into 32Ω when powered by batteries, or 1000mW+1000mW into 32Ohm when powered by the P5 power supply.
- CNC engraved aluminum housing, which can be opened with just one screw.
- Come with iBasso P5, P5 PS, rubber feet, copper connection cable, and OPAMP rolling kit.
I'm considering an upgrade from my D14 after having tried the Mojo for 2 weeks. Would you be able to compare the D14-P5 combo to the Mojo in terms of sound alone? As one of my good friends suggested, maybe the P5 would offer a good synergy being iBasso, and being comparable to Mojo price wise, I should probably try it out before I make my decision.
Thanks in advance, cheers.