Pokemonn
1000+ Head-Fier
oh I am sorry if i bother you. i am just curiouse about it.
Does anyone know that which crossfeed setting rob using for his headphone? maybe green? please let me know.
Thank you.
Why not have a listen to them all and use the one you like? I think too many people are becoming a bit obsessed with Robs personal preferences regarding equipment or settings.
How to turn on crossfeed? Does Chord have a manual or something on their website? I haven't changed anything at all from unboxing it due to sounding so good just the way it is.
I just bought Hugo 2 few day ago. Now I am listening some classical and Jazz music with HD650 + Hugo 2 combo.
Results.... STUNNING! Best HD650 sound I have ever heard so far. Stunning!!! Perfect!!!
Rob, Thank you very much for designed this incredible miracle machine!
Ah forgot about this... Almost
Dont know how this would work out without cabinets... So close to a big glass surface.
I have to say that those 35€ a pair multicel drivers (4inch 94db efficiency) sounded better than the tang bang, which I sold again.
I planned to try similar with voxativ drivers, but this is postponed for a month or so.
Anyways good luck with your project, maybe your drivers work out better
Cheers
Chord already makes an amp. It is called the TToby. In my opinion it is grossly overpriced and you could do much better elsewhere. There is zero reason to pair a Hugo2 with a Chord amp. The Hugo2 will work with any amp you like. Just get one you like and hopefully provides good value for money. Or just get active speakers. There are lots of good ones out there.
Thanks. I'm in no hurry. Going to wait for the rumored "Hugo Amp".
https://head-fi.org/threads/chord-e...-official-thread.831345/page-84#post-13322276
Just to expand on my earlier posts:Pods for DIY are custom made and sold on eBay in your backyard (Germany). It's difficult to notice in the previous photo.
That's encouraging that your getting some good sound from the 35€ a pair multicel drivers. I'm also putting any small or large projects on the back-burner for another 6 months. But I'll read up on voxativ in the meantime.
Thanks, good luck as well. I accidentally follow in your footsteps on similar projects or products as you many months later.
Don't think that we are trying to be negative.
There are enough posts on the DAVE thread, to illustrate that direct driving a pair of passive speakers can be the purest sound experience imaginable, especially for desktop speakers, or speakers in a small room.
The difference with the Hugo 2 is that it outputs about half the power of the DAVE, so speakers have to be selected carefully, to maximise the benefit of the Hugo 2.
I think there is plenty of opportunity for building a good pair of DIY speakers, if you want their primary use to be for desktops, or small rooms.
@Hooster is right to point out that in some circumstances the Hugo 2 may not generate enough power - I think that using the Hugo 2 to drive speakers in a car, with all the issues of road/engine/wind noise may be expensive overkill. There have been posts about the Mojo being successfully used to drive car hifi systems, so potentially that is a more cost effective solution for in car use.
You are based in SoCal, so by all means try a autumn/winter evenings DIY pilot-project to create a pair of speakers for desktop/indoor use, and see where that leads.
Myself and @Hooster are just trying to help you avoid throwing money down the drain, on a car HiFi project.
Well I completely missed that rumour. Are you sure about that because it doesn't make much sense? We already have the TT amp which is the amp for the TT version of Hugo. It will no doubt also do nicely for the eventual Hugo2TT.
Hugo 2 is a portable headphone amp/DAC and I don't see either the need or the logic of a dedicated amp for the portable Hugo 2 especially as there is already the TT amp that can be used if the Hugo 2 is used in desktop mode.
On the other hand you may be right. Have you got the post where Rob Watts said this?