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Fellow Mojo aficionados, i could use your advice. Here's the story....
After lurking on this thread a while and consuming the troves of raving reviews, i pick up a Mojo to pair up with my SE846. Thanks to tips on this site, i turn to Amazon.co.uk for the $140 savings presented by Brexit. Gadget arrives three weeks and sonic bliss presents but for one catch (of course, there's a catch); cellular interference from my iPhone! Airplane mode is not an option for me (streaming spotify), and i don't care to invest in a DAP, so,with a sigh, back to Amazon.co.uk it goes. Repackaged and at the UPS store - now comes the surprise. Return shipping is over $100. Wait....what? It only cost[COLOR=111111]GBP 9.95 to get here. Apparently it is a lot cheaper to ship TO the US than out. And Amazon will reimburse up to ~$10. Next option - USPS - $48 with tracking. [/COLOR]
[COLOR=111111]Then it occurs to me. Can a fellow head-fier benefit from my predicament? With only a few posts to my name and never having sold (or purchased) on the forum, I have no repute to speak of. Will anyone be interested? Still have a week to return and just looking to minimize loss. Thoughts? [/COLOR]
[COLOR=111111]Nash[/COLOR]
You could either stream songs with Mojo on a flat surface or not on top of your phone. Or you could save the songs offline and listen that way. So basically stream at home, discover new songs, add them offline at put Mojo on airplane mode and enjoy!
So yesterday I was listening to both Tidal and Spotify on my phone connected to the HD 700. When the phone was not on airplane mode I could only hear slight interference if I moved the cable around a lot. But the odd thing was, I was having a harder time than usual picking out individual instruments and hearing the starting and stopping of notes. It was as if the sound stage sounded congested and I couldn't focus on anything.
I turned the phone on airplane , and what do you know? The congestion disappeared. I could easily perceive the soundstage and instrument placement. The sound became more 3D.
The phone noise just disappeared and the only thing left was fantastic music!
So the point I'm trying to make is, if you also love the way Mojo sounds, there are things you can do, and unfortunately some trade offs here, but if you can work through them, you will have a rewarding experience like no other!
And if you don't feel that way, I'm sure there are plenty of folks who would be happy to take Mojo off your hands