that;s usually what i do but
1,.i forgoet there are two leverls of "red" and plug in is more difcciluctly when you need to find out if its's low vol red or high vol red.
2. is instant mute less interesteing to people than double buttons to set to line out? even just auto go to minum and work you way up woud be so much niver IMO...
@Mojo ideas
KIP a KZ ATE again...
1. Unfortunately, there's a slight learning curve when it comes to managing volume levels with the Mojo (also has to do with the Line Level shortcut which although doesn't remember the setting once off but some users forget that they might have manually set it to 1.9V instead of the 3V)
2. The volume memory is actually a feature that was ported from suggestions to the Hugo because the Hugo would always start from 0, which annoyed some users because they always had to dial up to the desired volume every time they wanted to listen to the Hugo.
In my opinion, the main issue with volume in play here is that although the Mojo is designed for mobile joy, meaning that it's typically used for on the go and with IEMs, thus the volume memory is in play because of ease of use (plug and play). However, because the Mojo is SO GOOD, it's also seen time as a desktop replacement, which then makes users fiddle with the line level output or sometimes just adjust the volume to drive more difficult to drive full sized headphones. THEN when it goes back into portable mode, forgetting to dial down those settings are going to hurt a lot (It has happened to me. Silly me wanted to AB between IEM and also via my ALO RXMK3B in line level mode. Bad idea).
Taken note of these however, I do believe that the module(s) that Rob and John are working on could probably have a similar cut off feature like that if it were implementable.