gazzington
Headphoneus Supremus
Well I bought a hiby R3 to transport my mojo, but when it arrived it rattled if you shook it. Bad quality. I'm going to send it back. What do you recommend as a decent well built transport for a mojo?
Well I bought a hiby R3 to transport my mojo, but when it arrived it rattled if you shook it. Bad quality. I'm going to send it back. What do you recommend as a decent well built transport for a mojo?
I never got that far. The build quality was not great and like I say it makes a rattley sound. I just want to change it for something else.
Sorry for your experience. I have got my HiBy R3 and with the latest firmware 1.12, it really sounds fantastic. I am using this directly with my Car audio (Toyota Solara) and iSine 20, EL-8 and Focal Elear. Stopped using Mojo in the Car and playing directly from HiBy R3.I never got that far. The build quality was not great and like I say it makes a rattley sound. I just want to change it for something else.
Would anyone happen to know if I can use this bluetooth receiver's optical out to feed the mojo connected to my home system?
https://www.amazon.com/Avantree-Bluetooth-Transmitter-Receiver-Simultaneously/dp/B07BQYYDNJ
Check some of the Empire Ears iem’s. I listened to them at canjam London and was very impressed.All, I am looking for an IEM recommendation to pair with Chord Mojo. I had a Shure SE846 which I enjoyed, but something that it is taken over by my wife. I looked at the Campfire Andromeda, but hear it does not pair quite well with the Mojo. The Massdrop Noble K10 drop is interesting, but it is also an old model. Could you folks help me out with IEM in 1k range that could be solid pairing for the Mojo. I listen to mostly rock music (mostly soft rock, like female vocals, some classical). A decent soundstage (need not be the largest), but a good deal of separation and detail/resolution would be nice. I cannot handle sibilance or microphonics. It is hard to go through thousands a pages (a testament to Mojo) to nail down what down I am looking for.
Could you please help me choose an IEM? From India, it is hard for me to audition IEMs in person. Thanks in advance!
All, I am looking for an IEM recommendation to pair with Chord Mojo. I had a Shure SE846 which I enjoyed, but something that it is taken over by my wife. I looked at the Campfire Andromeda, but hear it does not pair quite well with the Mojo. The Massdrop Noble K10 drop is interesting, but it is also an old model. Could you folks help me out with IEM in 1k range that could be solid pairing for the Mojo. I listen to mostly rock music (mostly soft rock, like female vocals, some classical). A decent soundstage (need not be the largest), but a good deal of separation and detail/resolution would be nice. I cannot handle sibilance or microphonics. It is hard to go through thousands a pages (a testament to Mojo) to nail down what down I am looking for.
Could you please help me choose an IEM? From India, it is hard for me to audition IEMs in person. Thanks in advance!
I reckon you can't go far wrong with Noble K10 for rock. If you can find an Encore within your budget so much the better but the K10 is pretty special despite being an older model.All, I am looking for an IEM recommendation to pair with Chord Mojo. I had a Shure SE846 which I enjoyed, but something that it is taken over by my wife. I looked at the Campfire Andromeda, but hear it does not pair quite well with the Mojo. The Massdrop Noble K10 drop is interesting, but it is also an old model. Could you folks help me out with IEM in 1k range that could be solid pairing for the Mojo. I listen to mostly rock music (mostly soft rock, like female vocals, some classical). A decent soundstage (need not be the largest), but a good deal of separation and detail/resolution would be nice. I cannot handle sibilance or microphonics. It is hard to go through thousands a pages (a testament to Mojo) to nail down what down I am looking for.
Could you please help me choose an IEM? From India, it is hard for me to audition IEMs in person. Thanks in advance!
in answer to the battery conundrum... it appears confusingly that both replies are correct, here's the explanation...
Firstly, Rob's 'post' is correct, Mojo will indeed reach a point where the charger will match the current Mojo requires to remain on. No 'nett current' enters into the battery; but the battery will supply 'dynamic currents' if required.
The Service-Technicians advice slightly contradicts Rob's because they spend lots of time speaking to customers and users. Over Mojos life span Chord have gathered use/user case feedback and noticed that customers that leave Mojo plugged in all the time and switched on find that Mojo may switch off eventually... Rob is technically correct, however if you play and charge at the same time you need to leave a period of time where Mojo is switched off to allow the battery to fully recharge. Otherwise there is the risk that the net current out of the battery is higher than the charger can supply so the battery will still run low. This also means that the charger is running in high current mode for extended time trying to replenish the battery which is not optimum.
Finally, we have a safety timer built into the charge circuit that means if the battery does not reach full capacity after a period of hours ( approximately 15 hours ) which may happen if the battery is low and you play and charge at the same time then the charger will switch off and the battery will run down. This can only be reset by unplugging and resetting the charger... hope that clears any confusion over previous post.
So in conclusion... my personal advice would be to just unplug the Mojo & Charger from the mains now & again, hth.