Music Alchemist
Pokémon trainer of headphones
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So what's with the intermittent alien noise glitch with DSD and the Mojo? How common is this issue? Is there a fix?
Yes, I didn't mean to imply there was something wrong with it; just that it follows normal principles in this respect.
Gah. I was gonna mention that one but ya beat me to it!
Personally I wouldn't bother with network players and music servers until later...like at least not until I have a Hugo 2.
To those who are unaware (not necessarily you), the Mojo (along with the Hugo, Hugo 2, Hugo TT, and DAVE) does not have a separate amp section like a conventional DAC/amp; instead, headphones connected to its headphone output are driven directly from the DAC's analog output stage.
For more info:
http://www.head-fi.org/t/702787/chord-hugo/1830#post_10459450
As for IEMs that can be driven from it...you can drive nearly any headphone from it just fine. I can't imagine it not being able to drive an IEM unless it's an exotic electrostatic one that needs a specialized amp. So what you want to look into is which IEMs would suit your needs in terms of sound and other aspects.
Here's a good overview:
http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-352-iems-compared-pump-audio-earphones-added-04-03-16-p-1106
This isn't a problem with the DAC. Your EQ settings are causing overflow on the numeric data. When you back off the gain universally, the gain in the EQ no longer causes overflow.
Yes, I didn't mean to imply there was something wrong with it; just that it follows normal principles in this respect.
the sonore micro rendu...anyone using one with their Mojo for at home listening/desktop setup?
Check out the SOtM sMS 200, it's better than the mRendu in some ways, and it's cheaper also.
I've had the mR before but I use a Hugo TT, so I can't comment on the Mojo... so I could only recommend.
Gah. I was gonna mention that one but ya beat me to it!
Personally I wouldn't bother with network players and music servers until later...like at least not until I have a Hugo 2.
Can anyone recommend a few solid IEMs that can be adequately driven by the Mojo's amp?
To those who are unaware (not necessarily you), the Mojo (along with the Hugo, Hugo 2, Hugo TT, and DAVE) does not have a separate amp section like a conventional DAC/amp; instead, headphones connected to its headphone output are driven directly from the DAC's analog output stage.
For more info:
http://www.head-fi.org/t/702787/chord-hugo/1830#post_10459450
As for IEMs that can be driven from it...you can drive nearly any headphone from it just fine. I can't imagine it not being able to drive an IEM unless it's an exotic electrostatic one that needs a specialized amp. So what you want to look into is which IEMs would suit your needs in terms of sound and other aspects.
Here's a good overview:
http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-352-iems-compared-pump-audio-earphones-added-04-03-16-p-1106