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Oct 27, 2015 at 6:32 PM Post #2,566 of 42,765
emrelights1973 said:
  sorry probably i missed these topics but the thread moves so fast....
 
i have some questions
 
1. For connection to mac, what is the best connection method? 
 
2. How do i use Tidal? the app did not work with mojo, is there a way? 
 
3. what is the best way to connect to zx2 
 
4. has anyone tried mojo with ie800s? 
 
 
i used mojo with z7.... it rocks... 
 
it is an incredible little amp/dac with a power to drive z7 at mid sound level....
 
and i wonder about  ZX2 EU cap, what is the meaning of it if you can buy an amp/dac as small as mojo and turn your headphone into little speakers....... 
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In Tidal app go to settings >streaming then select Mojo (using USB)
 
I find the Tidal app does not remember the Mojo, if I switch between Vox and Tidal I have to select the Mojo each time in each app which is a pain
 
I'm beginning to wonder just how much compatibility testing Chord actually did, Tidal is a mainstream app, surprised they didn't pick up on this. No such issues with my HA-2.
 
Oct 27, 2015 at 6:35 PM Post #2,567 of 42,765
ok-guy said:
I'm not sure to be honest but it does have a sd-slot.... before my Chord days (the dark-age) I was following the Sony-PCM thread or it was a thread that I'd subscribed to, one thing that was apparent was that Sony was a brilliant transport for a DAC/Amp, then the Z1070 hit my radar & the rest is history.

for the purist the D100 looks the mutts 'cept for those bunny-ears (I like to recycle material, helps save the planet)... be interesting to hear from anyone pairing the PCM's with the Mojo.
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Just checked, no digital out but it could be good for analog amping via line out. I had mine for on the fly recording when we were shooting video, it was actually a really good recorder (and hi res walkman) aided by he fact you could buy standard batteries if you ran out on assignment.

Oh and it was much better with a good microphone
 
Oct 27, 2015 at 6:41 PM Post #2,568 of 42,765
jamestux said:
Just checked, no digital out but it could be good for analog amping via line out. I had mine for on the fly recording when we were shooting video, it was actually a really good recorder (and hi res walkman) aided by he fact you could buy standard batteries if you ran out on assignment.

Oh and it was much better with a good microphone
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are we talking M10 here?... those bunny-ears are beginning to look attractive, think Hefner might of been onto something back in the day...
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Oct 27, 2015 at 6:54 PM Post #2,575 of 42,765
soundblast75 said:
Thats what im about to find out, dont think I've charged it properly yet.my zx100 goes quite fast via the Sony dugital out cable into mojo,gets me thru 7-10 albums in hr ot just flac.
do you get out the quoted 10 hours or so on mojo?
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Reporting on the battery life, after pretty much second full charge in off position, disappointingly i got not more than 3 hours before the red started blinking..not happy
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Oct 27, 2015 at 6:57 PM Post #2,578 of 42,765
soundblast75 said:
 
Reporting on the battery life, after pretty much second full charge in off position, disappointingly i got not more than 3 hours before the red started blinking..not happy
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I believe you're talking about ZX100's battery life, when using digital out.
 
Oct 27, 2015 at 7:01 PM Post #2,580 of 42,765
rob49 said:
I bought them for the noise cancellation, but I never got use to it, so I rarely try it out.
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The noise cancelling works really well. On plane compared with friends top end Bose. He thought the Sony did a better job of cutting out the noise. I thought his Bose were marginally better for cutting noise out.
 
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