Chord Mojo(1) DAC-amp ☆★►FAQ in 3rd post!◄★☆

Oct 25, 2015 at 5:13 PM Post #2,236 of 42,916
More of my playing for a smartphone solution with super storage potential
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My Note 4 connected via OTG cable to a 3 port  USB hub with Mojo and a 256GB USB stick all working. Though files only play out at android unscaled 192kHz (Blue) 
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Battery will drain in two, three hours.
 
Oct 25, 2015 at 5:15 PM Post #2,237 of 42,916
 
 
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I have a subscription to Tidal Hi-Fi but can only access it from my laptop as my Galaxy S5 won't allow it to work with an external DAC. I'm thinking about picking up a 6th gen iPod Touch and don't really care about the lack of storage. Do you have any problems streaming lossless music?

 
As I was getting too much interference with my phone paired with the mojo, I went out and bought a used Sony Xperia Z2 for £110. I can now get Tidal working with my mojo, plus adding  200GB micro sd card in the phone gives me enough space to install most of my hirez DSD collection and have enough space for 00000 of hifi Tidal downloads as well.
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Much cheaper than getting the 128gb itouch or even the older 64GB itouch (not including the sd card purchase)
 
Oct 25, 2015 at 5:23 PM Post #2,239 of 42,916
 
AK100 / AK120 MEMORY CARD LIMIT?

Before purchasing an AK100 or AK120I just would like to make sure that the units can accommodate larger capacity memory cards such as 128GB or even 200GB, i.e., that there is no internal restriction on the use of such cards. Does anyone know?

Reason I ask is that AK's description mentions only up to (I think) 64GB. I do know that the newer AK units can take much more but I don't know about the older models such as the AK100 and AK120

Thanks very much.

 
Good point but others already covered this a day or two ago here. Cheers

 


And the answer is?

Obviously I missed that discussion somehow.

 
 
www.head-fi.org/t/784602/chord-mojo-the-official-thread/1785#post_12017575
 
Oct 25, 2015 at 5:25 PM Post #2,240 of 42,916
AK100 / AK120 MEMORY CARD LIMIT?

Before purchasing an AK100 or AK120I just would like to make sure that the units can accommodate larger capacity memory cards such as 128GB or even 200GB, i.e., that there is no internal restriction on the use of such cards. Does anyone know?

Reason I ask is that AK's description mentions only up to (I think) 64GB. I do know that the newer AK units can take much more but I don't know about the older models such as the AK100 and AK120

Thanks very much.

 
I had 200GB and 128GB in my AK100 and no issues at all.
 
So you can get two 200GB micro sd cards in it.
 
Oct 25, 2015 at 5:27 PM Post #2,241 of 42,916
As I was getting too much interference with my phone paired with the mojo, I went out and bought a used Sony Xperia Z2 for £110. I can now get Tidal working with my mojo, plus adding  200GB micro sd card in the phone gives me enough space to install most of my hirez DSD collection and have enough space for 00000 of hifi Tidal downloads as well.:gs1000smile:

Much cheaper than getting the 128gb itouch or even the older 64GB itouch,
great idea, I didn't realise that any Sony previous to the z3 supported hi res, but if it covers all the formats, has expandable storage and lets you stream when you want to looks like a good solution. How does it sound?
 
Oct 25, 2015 at 5:30 PM Post #2,242 of 42,916
great idea, I didn't realise that any Sony previous to the z3 supported hi res, but if it covers all the formats, has expandable storage and lets you stream when you want to looks like a good solution. How does it sound?

 
The Z1 up to Z5 supports Tidal streaming to the mojo, but you would still need to buy an app like the USB audio pro or Onkyo Hf in order to play hirez files from the Sony. 
 
Sounds good enough for me
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Oct 25, 2015 at 5:32 PM Post #2,243 of 42,916
The AK players seem to be mentioned quite a lot but guys we are forgetting that by using players that only digital out optical we are missing out on the dsd native decoding by the mojo.

Just for that reason recommendations should be around similar sized smartphone with airplane mode on and the Sony players with USB out.
The only reason I'm advocating the baby AK players is for their form factor, for a neat stack...

That and I only actually have three or four DSD tracks, everything else that is remotely above redbook is logically only up to 24/192 which the AK does with ease...
 
Oct 25, 2015 at 5:37 PM Post #2,244 of 42,916
The only reason I'm advocating the baby AK players is for their form factor, for a neat stack...

That and I only actually have three or four DSD tracks, everything else that is remotely above redbook is logically only up to 24/192 which the AK does with ease...


There's another advantage. Over 400 GB potential capacity and optional remote control for AK players.
 
Oct 25, 2015 at 5:42 PM Post #2,245 of 42,916
The AK is excellent if you're not into streaming apps like Tidal etc. Sold mine because of this
 
Oct 25, 2015 at 6:19 PM Post #2,247 of 42,916
   
As I was getting too much interference with my phone paired with the mojo, I went out and bought a used Sony Xperia Z2 for £110. I can now get Tidal working with my mojo, plus adding  200GB micro sd card in the phone gives me enough space to install most of my hirez DSD collection and have enough space for 00000 of hifi Tidal downloads as well.
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Much cheaper than getting the 128gb itouch or even the older 64GB itouch (not including the sd card purchase)

 
 
Why not get one of the "compact" models, for a better stack? I'm considering the z5 compact for my next phone, and stacking this with the mojo for a decent iem setup, so I'm curious about your decision.
 

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