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But I don't see anywhere in UAPP app, anything saying anything about Tidal
It's in the settings menu.
But I don't see anywhere in UAPP app, anything saying anything about Tidal
It's in the settings menu.
I don't have that
This is what I have
And I have this when I click the 3 buttons on top right
Omg. Thank you for your help guys, this sounds sooooo much better than the upsampling crap,, I appreciate you, wow... Time to put some hours in
I'm using 1 headphone out to my main amp, and another directly to my TH-900. Does having the headphone out on the main amp (with it off) take away the power directed to my TH-900?
No not at all, both headphone out are different and independent. So, irrespective of the connection, the power output on both headphone out will be same always
I'm using 1 headphone out to my main amp, and another directly to my TH-900. Does having the headphone out on the main amp (with it off) take away the power directed to my TH-900?
People prefer using the Line out mode when connecting Mojo to amps. In such a circumstance do not attempt to connect a headphone on the other port.
Read 3rd post to see how to activate line out mode on Mojo.
I'm using 1 headphone out to my main amp, and another directly to my TH-900. Does having the headphone out on the main amp (with it off) take away the power directed to my TH-900?
No not at all, both headphone out are different and independent. So, irrespective of the connection, the power output on both headphone out will be same always
Originally Posted by Rob Watts View Post
1. The battery is capable of delivering 3A of current, and has very low impedance.
2. Mojo amplifier has a very high power supply rejection ratio.
3. The output is pure class A at 5v RMS into 300 ohm.
Originally Posted by Rob Watts View Post
I just had an email today from a very experienced dealer that asked me this question:
"Chord Mojo should have single amplification which drive to both headphone output, but if I'm using any headphones (HD800 for example, very heavy to drive) to put on headphone output 1 and I connect another headphone to headphone output 2 (Beyer T1 for example), I hear no differences on sound quality. Normally if one amplification section used to drive 2 headphones output, then once we connect the second headphone will make overall sound quality degradation (as the case of Beyerdynamic A20 amp, Grace Design M903, etc). What is the logical explanation of this? As it seems Mojo has 2 separate amplification sections which drive independently for each headphone output."
Of course Mojo does not have two amplification stages. It can drive two headphones with ease because it has exceptional low output impedance, and it has exceptional current linearity. So loading it with more headphones has no effect, unlike other headphone amplifiers.
Indeed, when I initially started designing Hugo I was shocked how poor from a measurement point of view headphone amps were. Poor output impedance, huge levels of distortion, and poor current linearity seem to be typical. And these things matter, if your goal is transparency and musicality.
Rob
No not at all, both headphone out are different and independent. So, irrespective of the connection, the power output on both headphone out will be same always
Incorrect. The two outputs are not different and independent, if you mean it has two amplification stages.
Perfect! Thanks for the help
On a side note, what's the general consensus on pairing the Mojo with the TH-900? I know the TH-900 is a relatively sensitive HP, and some say the Mojo pairs well with it. I have the Mainline as my main amp, should I be using the Mojo or the Mainline to listen to strictly EDM's?