NaiveSound
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So this
Better quality of sound with Mojo with dx80
Than this cable?
Better quality of sound with Mojo with dx80
Than this cable?
Won't change the fact that it's not really the same thing and Android works out of the box, that analogy didn't make much sense. The matter of fact here is that the Mojo has a massive flaw and problem and it's not easy to be fixed. Countless of people have complained about it and they're doing nothing to fix it, all they've done is deflect blame and claim the fault is with every player out there.
Happy to report back using a "slightly" more expensive Audioquest Forest 0.75m optical cable works with 192kHz very well. Zero stutter or glitches.
I much prefer this setup compared to using USB on my PC setup. While any sound improvement can be disgraded as placebo but the ability to bypass the 0.5sec mute and the buggy ASIO driver is a huge real advantage.
With optical, I no longer have to miss mail alerts or the need to trick the system by leaving a music player on pause. No sound is missed, even in music playback with ASIO. 0.5sec mute is only present when switching sample rate, unlike over USB where it mutes whenever you skip a song even with the same sample rate.
Do you mean use optical connection to PC? That cures all.
If so I am confused by the clocking. 'I think', according to Chord the Mojo does iso-asynchronous clocking on USB. I am not sure what happens accross the optical connection. I am sure I read that somehow the other Mojo digital inputs are somehow asynchronous.
Just worried because the general idea on DACs in general says use asynchronous. Generally to avoid other optical connections because they are not clocked by the DAC.
With optical, it cured the 0.5 sec mute without sampling rate changes and the crash prone ASIO drivers, yes. But 0.5sec mute on sample rate change is still present as intended to stop pops.
It seems to sounds ever so slightly warmer with less edged treble but I could be imagining things here. I believe Rob Watts also prefers optical connection over USB. It's either getting slightly more jitter with optical or a whole lots more RF and electrical noise through USB and all the related problems with the PC USB driver at this moment.
With optical, it cured the 0.5 sec mute without sampling rate changes and the crash prone ASIO drivers, yes. But 0.5sec mute on sample rate change is still present as intended to stop pops.
It seems to sounds ever so slightly warmer with less edged treble but I could be imagining things here. I believe Rob Watts also prefers optical connection over USB. It's either getting slightly more jitter with optical or a whole lots more RF and electrical noise through USB and all the related problems with the PC USB driver at this moment.
My source material on both rigs is more and more coming from Tidal Hifi. I am looking forward to Tidal's streaming Meridian's MQA in the near future having heard great things about it from those who have auditioned the format.
Agree with you there m8. Also... perhaps people should get back into the habit of listening to an ALBUM. Like in the olden days. It's quite refreshing. If you let the tracks play sequentially there's no gap! I think we got a bit too used to everything being on tap, on demand, too quick to change channels
ASIO is picky and easy to mess up. Even changing sample rates can make it freak out. I would recommend WASAPI or DirectSound unless you are having stuttering issues.
Do you mean use optical connection to PC? That cures all.
If so I am confused by the clocking. 'I think', according to Chord the Mojo does iso-asynchronous clocking on USB. I am not sure what happens accross the optical connection. I am sure I read that somehow the other Mojo digital inputs are somehow asynchronous.
Just worried because the general idea on DACs in general says use asynchronous. Generally to avoid other optical connections because they are not clocked by the DAC.
Has anyone had stuttering issues using their mojo with a phone? I had a fair few lastnight when using the Onkyo HF player through my Note 4. I was browsing the internet via Wifi and listening.