I'm saying that based on the amount compared to the 500. I think there was sub 20 who came out and said yes to it? I said no only on the basis that it would prove super costly for myself to upgrade since I mostly use the balanced output anyways, and 2 way shipping + tax is quite a lot.
But if it were not for the cost I definitely would say yes to upgrading. Again, only my opinion.
the two more recent firmware upgrades to my ears changed the filters to a certain extend - more natural sounding now than before - not a night and day difference, far from it, rather a very subtle change (that I could also just hallucinate since auditory memory is a bitch) - but a welcome one.
the two more recent firmware upgrades to my ears changed the filters to a certain extend - more natural sounding now than before - not a night and day difference, far from it, rather a very subtle change (that I could also just hallucinate since auditory memory is a bitch) - but a welcome one.
I also think "no official word" is the best way to address this issue at the moment... The following response I received from Warren upon raising this same question in private mail confirms this "no work yet" response :
************* "As far as the possible power stage upgrade I posted about, we have not yet decided to move forward with that. While most of the responses were favorable, the number of responses was relatively low. And making a very limited number of upgrade boards is rather costly.
On top of that, many Head-Fiers brought up some good points regarding shipping costs and customs fees (for overseas customers). That itself seems to be a dealbreaker for some.
Of course, we haven't ruled out moving forward with the power stage upgrade, but at this time, we haven't committed to it either.
I also think "no official word" is the best way to address this issue at the moment... The following response I received from Warren upon raising this same question in private mail confirms this "no work yet" response :
************* "As far as the possible power stage upgrade I posted about, we have not yet decided to move forward with that. While most of the responses were favorable, the number of responses was relatively low. And making a very limited number of upgrade boards is rather costly.
On top of that, many Head-Fiers brought up some good points regarding shipping costs and customs fees (for overseas customers). That itself seems to be a dealbreaker for some.
Of course, we haven't ruled out moving forward with the power stage upgrade, but at this time, we haven't committed to it either.
Lol that sounds like half a conversation. I wonder what was the other half?
But yeah I talked to Warren about this some time ago so I didn't take it as an 'official' word. He asked me how it actually cost for me to bring my LC into UK so that I could give him a frame of reference for the cost.
Lol that sounds like half a conversation. I wonder what was the other half?
But yeah I talked to Warren about this some time ago so I didn't take it as an 'official' word. He asked me how it actually cost for me to bring my LC into UK so that I could give him a frame of reference for the cost.
The other half was for my eyes only, because it was responding to a question about the availability or non availability of certain "non-Liquid Carbon" Cavalli Audio components, besides which their mention would be off-topic on this thread...
Suffice it to say, FWIW, that the referenced correspondence is from July 13th, 2016, and is therefore relatively recent... I thought some might find that helpful...
The other half was for my eyes only, because it was responding to a question about the availability or non availability of certain "non-Liquid Carbon" Cavalli Audio components, besides which their mention would be off-topic on this thread...
Suffice it to say, FWIW, that the referenced correspondence is from July 13th, 2016, and is therefore relatively recent... I thought some might find that helpful...
The AudioQuest Big Sur 3.5mm to RCA is a nice one. I use that to connect my Mojo to everything. Nice warmth, smooth highs and far better dynamics than the lower end AQ stuff I've tried. Big Sur is the lowest model in the line with AQ's highest grade copper - the same stuff that is in their $700-$800 cables. Build quality is excellent as well, very robust and durable.
The AudioQuest Big Sur 3.5mm to RCA is a nice one. I use that to connect my Mojo to everything. Nice warmth, smooth highs and far better dynamics than the lower end AQ stuff I've tried. Big Sur is the lowest model in the line with AQ's highest grade copper - the same stuff that is in their $700-$800 cables. Build quality is excellent as well, very robust and durable.
The AudioQuest Big Sur 3.5mm to RCA is a nice one. I use that to connect my Mojo to everything. Nice warmth, smooth highs and far better dynamics than the lower end AQ stuff I've tried. Big Sur is the lowest model in the line with AQ's highest grade copper - the same stuff that is in their $700-$800 cables. Build quality is excellent as well, very robust and durable.
I've heard his cable and there's definitely a difference from cheap cables (to my ears, YMMV, etc). If I ever get a Mojo, I'll probably snag a Bug Sur as well.
There shouldn't be, but I think the 3.5mm to RCA is a FAR better investment because most forms of amplification take RCA input. If I purchased the 3.5mm to 3.5mm, I could only use the Mojo with the LC and that old O2 I have sitting around here in a drawer somewhere.
Because I purchased the 3.5mm to RCA, I could use the Mojo as a DAC with the LC, my Liquid Crimson (along with the LAu, Liquid Glass, Liquid Tungsten, and I think it even got a turn with the Liquid Lightning at Stillhart's house after CanJam, IIRC... Looks like my little Mojo has hit for the cycle!), plus my Stax SRM-1 MK2 and my two channel system.
So what I'm saying is, it gives you way more options to get the 3.5mm to RCA... at least it did for me.
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