[mscott58]

  Question: how loud does the Mojo actually go?

Can be very loud, but is highly dependent upon the HP's you're using. 

 

[elnero]

  Question: how loud does the Mojo actually go?

 
11

 

[Hotwire]

   
11

That's a relief! It's 11 or nothing.

 

[joshk4]

Sorry yes, that's what I was referring to in my first sentence. I only get like 6-7 hours of use.
I can confirm that the A series work with the OTG adapter too.

Ahh I see... Yeah I'm not sure why it's claimed 10. I most likely am hitting half that at 5 pretty much from the start.

 

[elnero]

  That's a relief! It's 11 or nothing.

 

[joesmokey]

  If the player does not switch sample rate its fine. But I had this from Matt at Chord last night (he is production director and tests all our digital products with all OS):
 
"Of course it only happens when you first play a track or the sample rate changes and only happens if the track has been mastered with no lead in. Some devices fix sample rate so you don't get a problem. 
 
I don't know if you want to post this as I'm struggling to get this info out via other routes but on J River Media Center you can insert a configurable amount of silence at the beginning of the track in the settings menu. Now for people who prefer to use Foobar you can do the same thing but you need an additional component called affix silence which can be downloaded from this link. 
 
https://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_dsp_silence

You then just set the pre or post silence in ms. I tried with 500ms pre silence and 0ms post and it worked well."
 
Rob

Unfortunately the issue persists when listening on iOS devices through the CCK.  Is it unrealistic to expect a driver fix for iOS devices, since we are limited from adding silence padding?
 
(Apologies if this has already been addressed.)

 

[twelvebears]

Question: how loud does the Mojo actually go?

It can put out 4volts, which is as much as the Lotoo PAW Gold. Unless you want to go deaf or own a pair of Hifiman HE-6s I don't think you will short of volume.

 

[x RELIC x]

It can put out 4volts, which is as much as the Lotoo PAW Gold. Unless you want to go deaf or own a pair of Hifiman HE-6s I don't think you will short of volume.

Actually it can output 5.3Vrms (and I believe it does 7V peak). Lots of power.

 

[sabloke]

Just got an e-mail from the retailer, the JitterBug is out of stock so it won't be delivered until early January. Pretty pissed off as they were showing stock when I paid! Bummer...

 

[imattersuk]

Amazon UK have 2 in stock, where are you located ?

 

[SearchOfSub]

Just got an e-mail from the retailer, the JitterBug is out of stock so it won't be delivered until early January. Pretty pissed off as they were showing stock when I paid! Bummer...

I wouldn't be so pissed. I had the jitterbug and returned it. It does give a little bit more refinement and soundstage did seem to get wider but it was at the cost of me not being able to get closer to the performance. It took way resolution.

 

[joshk4]

Hey guys,
 
When it is charging, does the white light stays on for 3 seconds, then turns off for 3 seconds and repeats?
 
Or should the white light stay on always when charging.

 

[singleended58]

Hey guys,

When it is charging, does the white light stays on for 3 seconds, then turns off for 3 seconds and repeats?

Or should the white light stay on always when charging.

White light stays on until fully charged (it will be off).

 

[joshk4]

White light stays on until fully charged (it will be off).

Thanks,
 
Mine just blinks (but blinks in 3 seconds)... so 3 seconds white light, then 3 seconds no light and so on.
 
I pulled it out and connect it to listen and its blue light. Not sure what the slow blinking means.

 

[Mython]

 

White light stays on until fully charged (it will be off).

Thanks,
 
Mine just blinks (but blinks in 3 seconds)... so 3 seconds white light, then 3 seconds no light and so on.
 
I pulled it out and connect it to listen and its blue light. Not sure what the slow blinking means.

 
 
What charger are you using?