PhiQuanTu
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Will we still be able to connect & listen two headphones at the same time? Hugo 1 allows three headphones to be connected at the same time and that's a great feature that I like.
Will we still be able to connect & listen two headphones at the same time? Hugo 1 allows three headphones to be connected at the same time and that's a great feature that I like.
There are only 2 headphone outs on the Hugo 2, as opposed to the 3 on the Hugo 1. You can still power 2 devices at one go, but you will probably need an adaptor.
It will get its ownwill the poly module work on this new hugo?
Robs ideaSaw this as well! Very smart move that John Franks took. Some people may prefer one sound signiture over another but now I think pretty much everyone can chose the filter they think sounds best.
I wonder what difference there is between the Hugo HF+ and Mojo HF+ since both of them roll off high frequencies. Maybe the Mojo HF+ has more roll off.
It will get its own
We are working to increase this before production7 hours playtime a little disappointment.
Either a full sized SD card slot or 2 micro ones please,
We are working to increase this before production
Very nice. It has the ability to switch sound signatures as well.
Filters (Digital):
Hugo (Ultimate Reference) (White)
Hugo HF+ (High Frequency roll off) (Green)
Mojo (‘Smooth’) (Orange)
Mojo HF+ (High Frequency roll off) (Red)
Well I was at CES last Friday and first stop was Chord's show room. I have both the Mojo and Hugo for awhile now so I am familiar with the Hugo sound. The Hugo 2 that I listened to was connected to a AK380. I have my WM1Z with me and was able to locate a few similar songs on both systems. I used my own Vega to listen to both. I listened for about half an hour and switching back and forth between similar passages to make sure I can compare the sound accurately to my auditory memory of the other system. Right out the gate I was very surprised by the sound signature because it is quite different from Hugo. The sound signature of the Hugo 2 is much warmer with more body which Rob confirmed that is the case from conversation afterwards. Then I listened to my WM1Z with the same songs (Michael Jackson's Billy Jean, Nora Jones' Come away with me etc) seems like everyone has those same songs for demo. I was very surprised that the Hugo 2 has a very similar sound q as my 1Z, warm and lush. From my conversation with Rob afterward, he seems to think that the Hugo 2 has more resolution. But being in a show condition, I do not want to render any judgement prematurely. But I walked away feeling like the two are very similar. Without critical listening and own the Hugo 2 for awhiIe, I feel they are like 85% percent similar base on this initial impression. I am particularly impress with the additional power and I have no doubt that it will drive most full size cans to good listening level.
This might be a naive question, but never having owned a Mojo or Hugo, how is the digital filter different from EQ? I know it's a different process to roll off highs, etc., but just curious about this.
We are working to increase this before production
Well I was at CES last Friday and first stop was Chord's show room. I have both the Mojo and Hugo for awhile now so I am familiar with the Hugo sound. The Hugo 2 that I listened to was connected to a AK380. I have my WM1Z with me and was able to locate a few similar songs on both systems. I used my own Vega to listen to both. I listened for about half an hour and switching back and forth between similar passages to make sure I can compare the sound accurately to my auditory memory of the other system. Right out the gate I was very surprised by the sound signature because it is quite different from Hugo. The sound signature of the Hugo 2 is much warmer with more body which Rob confirmed that is the case from conversation afterwards. Then I listened to my WM1Z with the same songs (Michael Jackson's Billy Jean, Nora Jones' Come away with me etc) seems like everyone has those same songs for demo. I was very surprised that the Hugo 2 has a very similar sound q as my 1Z, warm and lush. From my conversation with Rob afterward, he seems to think that the Hugo 2 has more resolution. But being in a show condition, I do not want to render any judgement prematurely. But I walked away feeling like the two are very similar. Without critical listening and own the Hugo 2 for awhiIe, I feel they are like 85% percent similar base on this initial impression. I am particularly impress with the additional power and I have no doubt that it will drive most full size cans to good listening level.