[rkt31]

great then..just buy if you get all warranty services..n check his name on distributors on chord website..so u can check his legitmacy ..

i got for rs 39k from profx, it was about 2 months back.  this is hugo but with slight warmish tone. it has physically stronger usb input than hugo. this dac would easily beats the likes of naim, benchmark hgc2, arcam irdac( i had this one and mojo/hugo are far far superior in sq ), audiolab m dac and many more .

 

[eltorrete]

  For the Apple camera connection USB to Lightning cable. Do I need the Apple one or is there a cheaper one that works just as good?

I have a cheap (2,6 €) and works well with spotify and apple music  in Onkyo player have some cut but I'm not sure whether cable.

 

[masterpfa]

  Woot woot, gotta love China.  Picked up this TINY android phone running 4.4 (which works with USB Player Pro!) and a microSD slot.  PERFECT transport for the Mojo, oooh man!
 

Guess what I will be ordering today

 

[uzi2]

Maybe every 10 posts someone should just post "read the 3rd post"?

They do. It's at the top of every page...

 

[Shetzu]

Could anyone tell me how Mojo compares to Desktop Amp like Burson Soloist for full sized Cans like Hd800 or any other .

 

[ubs28]

My Chord Mojo looses connection all the time. I think I found out what the problem is.

The USB cable is not secure in the Chord Mojo. So when I move the Mojo, I loose connection.

Should I send back the Mojo for a new one that hopefully has a more secure fit with USB cables?

 

[x RELIC x]

My Chord Mojo looses connection all the time. I think I found out what the problem is.

The USB cable is not secure in the Chord Mojo. So when I move the Mojo, I loose connection.

Should I send back the Mojo for a new one that hopefully has a more secure fit with USB cables?

Are you using the included short USB cable? It's been found to have a loose connection while other USB cables are fine.

 

[Sound Eq]

Are you using the included short USB cable? It's been found to have a loose connection while other USB cables are fine.

I ordered a usb cable from larvicables and honestly i like it very much and looks amazing as well and good quality

 

[Gofre]

I'm planning to pick up a Mojo to pair with my iBasso DX50 acting as the audio source, however I'm having trouble figuring out exactly what kind of cable I'll need. Both have what appears to be a 3.5mm jack for their coax cable, would it be wishful thinking to think a standard aux cable will do the job? If that wouldn't work, any insight into the sort of cable that would work would be awesome!

 

[Blasyrkh]

  I'm planning to pick up a Mojo to pair with my iBasso DX50 acting as the audio source, however I'm having trouble figuring out exactly what kind of cable I'll need. Both have what appears to be a 3.5mm jack for their coax cable, would it be wishful thinking to think a standard aux cable will do the job? If that wouldn't work, any insight into the sort of cable that would work would be awesome!

"Because of the cost, you might be tempted to use a standard analog RCA audio cable to make a digital connection. Not a good idea. A traditional RCA cable isn't shielded, nor does it have the bandwidth that coaxial cable provides. A digital coaxial cable offers 75-ohm impedance and a wider frequency bandwidth than the thinner, unshielded RCA cable. If you do connect a standard RCA audio cable, you'll find that you start to lose the signal over long distances, due to the lack of shielding. That lack of signal typically manifests itself in the form of stuttering audio—you're not getting all the digital bits on a consistent basis. You may also notice interference from other electrical devices, including electric lights. The longer the cable run, the worse the signal loss; you may not notice it with short cables (three foot or so)."
 
from http://www.quepublishing.com/articles/article.aspx?p=349880&seqNum=2
 
 
But actually,the real problem is impedance only

 

[Gofre]

  "Because of the cost, you might be tempted to use a standard analog RCA audio cable to make a digital connection. Not a good idea. A traditional RCA cable isn't shielded, nor does it have the bandwidth that coaxial cable provides. A digital coaxial cable offers 75-ohm impedance and a wider frequency bandwidth than the thinner, unshielded RCA cable. If you do connect a standard RCA audio cable, you'll find that you start to lose the signal over long distances, due to the lack of shielding. That lack of signal typically manifests itself in the form of stuttering audio—you're not getting all the digital bits on a consistent basis. You may also notice interference from other electrical devices, including electric lights. The longer the cable run, the worse the signal loss; you may not notice it with short cables (three foot or so)."
 
from http://www.quepublishing.com/articles/article.aspx?p=349880&seqNum=2
 
 
But actually,the real problem is impedance only

Thanks for the info, although rather than being a cost issue I simply cannot seem to find a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable intended for use as a coax cable. Any suggestions on that front?

 

[x RELIC x]

Thanks for the info, although rather than being a cost issue I simply cannot seem to find a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable intended for use as a coax cable. Any suggestions on that front?

Read the third post. :rolleyes:

 

[eltorrete]

The Fiio L19 isn't a Fiio product, I've had this confirmed by Fiio direct. Although I don't believe there are any issues with the cable.

The cheap knock off CCK cables are perfectly serviceable if you get a good one, if you're handy with a soldering iron you can make a direct connection cable yourself, see my signature for a link from one of these. There are other sellers on EBay selling cheaper versions of the lavricable.

 
the OTG chip in the cable is in the lightning connector ? I thought it would be in the USB connector.

 

[Blasyrkh]

 
Thanks for the info, although rather than being a cost issue I simply cannot seem to find a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable intended for use as a coax cable. Any suggestions on that front?

 
 
custom cables should have a custom digital 3.5 to 3.5 cable...
if i am not wrong you should be carefull about the jacks, not all daps use the 2 pin jack

 

[eltorrete]

  I have a cheap (2,6 €) and works well with spotify and apple music  in Onkyo player have some cut but I'm not sure whether cable.

 
after trying several times it seems the problem with Onkyo HF Player is the DOP 3.6MHZ DSD option, if active i have  audio cuts.