Ray1684
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Till now the best cable i would say will be "Penon Audio Silver OTG cable"
Was contemplating on picking these up, but opted for Moon Audio cables which are a fair bit dearer.
Till now the best cable i would say will be "Penon Audio Silver OTG cable"
Mojo so clear and detail I even hear backround faint noise/hiss on Norah Jones recording - come away with me. Not the unit itself, since other songs on her album dead quiet. Also, low level listening I still hear all the details in spades. don't have to push volume up to get the detail at all.
Till now the best cable i would say will be "Penon Audio Silver OTG cable"
What would be a good place to pick up Mojo in London, preferably somewhere in the central area? Richer Sounds?
Till now the best cable i would say will be "Penon Audio Silver OTG cable"
Thanks just ordered one.
yesterday watched green mile on my windows laptop using mojo and beyerdynamic dt800 600 ohm. I used j river via chord asio without any dsp. I put a jitterbug in between mojo and laptop along with a ferrite choke while using a short USB cable. call it ocd or overkill but I gave it a try as both jitterbug and ferrite are not expensive. I would say this was one of the best movie watching experience of my life. sounds were emanating suddenly from darkest of background . a number of times I thought there was a real storm outside, the effects were so real. ost by Thomas Newman was perfectly creating that ambience .
yesterday watched green mile on my windows laptop using mojo and beyerdynamic dt800 600 ohm. I used j river via chord asio without any dsp. I put a jitterbug in between mojo and laptop along with a ferrite choke while using a short USB cable. call it ocd or overkill but I gave it a try as both jitterbug and ferrite are not expensive. I would say this was one of the best movie watching experience of my life. sounds were emanating suddenly from darkest of background . a number of times I thought there was a real storm outside, the effects were so real. ost by Thomas Newman was perfectly creating that ambience .
Without wishing to sound complacent or arrogant (and I'm not employed by Chord, or speaking for them, with this), Chord are acutely aware (much more than most) of the state of the bluetooth art. I am sure they are taking into account the current and imminent options, without needing to follow Apple'sleadself-serving agenda :wink_face:
https://youtu.be/10k_yMHCncY?t=19m51s