Yeah I really wish I had the push to get a Poly. For now I would only use SD-card playback so it's an expensive option. I use Hugo 2 when away from TT2, but I still wish I had SD card playback for Mojo. I use a DAP for either Hugo 2 or Mojo.
With having Hugo 2, it sort of makes Mojo redundant for about the home. Sometimes though, Hugo 2 is flat or sometimes I just sit down with Mojo. I have even listened to Mojo while it was sat on top of my TT2. I am emotionally connected to it, because of the way it night and day changed how I listened to music.
I would like Poly also though to be able to use Mojo/poly for out of home. My DAP is OK, but Mojo flattens it.
The Mojo is still excellent though. I am emotionally connected to it because of how much I enjoyed using it, before I bought Hugo 2. I still use Mojo sometimes.
The Mojo is still excellent though. I am emotionally connected to it because of how much I enjoyed using it, before I bought Hugo 2. I still use Mojo sometimes.
Actually in reply to the question, why did I keep Mojo when I bought Hugo 2, I thought about it more.
Apart from the fact Mojo has been excellent, it was always for back up too. In the case of the Hugo 2 going faulty maybe. I kept it also I think because of potential to use with Poly or Mojo with DAP when out of house.
Mojo is just a special item, and I see no reason to sell it.
Not really considering upgrading, but does anyone think there is a portable AMP/DAC better than Mojo in the same form factor? I tried the Q5 but wasn't a fan of the sound.
Not really considering upgrading, but does anyone think there is a portable AMP/DAC better than Mojo in the same form factor? I tried the Q5 but wasn't a fan of the sound.
Eh I've tried both V20 and V30, and they didn't come close to Mojo's performance. DAC SINAD measures around the same I think, but the AMP in the Mojo is quite a bit better, more powerful, more granular, and I'm able to hook it up to my laptop. No multi out on V20...
I was debating on whether to get the V series phone or an iPhone (coming from a loyal Blackberry user). Didn't pull the trigger as I thought the phone sounded very mediocre.
Haven't done any A/B testing between the LG phones and the Mojo but I don't think there would be a comparison.
I hope Rob doesn't mind me posting this being that HQPlayer is an indirect competitor to his M-Scaler, but the sound coming out of my Mojo is like I've never heard it before. HQPlayer 4.6.0 now has a new upscaling filter called Sinc-L which gives it 2 million taps when upscaling to 705.6khz PCM. I'm streaming Deezer lossless into HQPlayer (via a software called Loopback), upscaling it to 705.6khz with "none" selected for dithering, and outputting it over USB to my Mojo. The sound approaches the sound of live music, emotional and engaging. It's what digital music should be for everyone, and hopefully can be one day.
I hope Rob doesn't mind me posting this being that HQPlayer is an indirect competitor to his M-Scaler, but the sound coming out of my Mojo is like I've never heard it before. HQPlayer 4.6.0 now has a new upscaling filter called Sinc-L which gives it 2 million taps when upscaling to 705.6khz PCM. I'm streaming Deezer lossless into HQPlayer (via a software called Loopback), upscaling it to 705.6khz with "none" selected for dithering, and outputting it over USB to my Mojo. The sound approaches the sound of live music, emotional and engaging. It's what digital music should be for everyone, and hopefully can be one day.
Just curious, have you compared upsampling of HQPlayer with that provided by Audirvana or Roon? I think HQPlayer may have lot more settings since it is specific to upsampling but with some basic settings I'm interested to know how it fares against others.
I hope Rob doesn't mind me posting this being that HQPlayer is an indirect competitor to his M-Scaler, but the sound coming out of my Mojo is like I've never heard it before. HQPlayer 4.6.0 now has a new upscaling filter called Sinc-L which gives it 2 million taps when upscaling to 705.6khz PCM. I'm streaming Deezer lossless into HQPlayer (via a software called Loopback), upscaling it to 705.6khz with "none" selected for dithering, and outputting it over USB to my Mojo. The sound approaches the sound of live music, emotional and engaging. It's what digital music should be for everyone, and hopefully can be one day.
Just curious, have you compared upsampling of HQPlayer with that provided by Audirvana or Roon? I think HQPlayer may have lot more settings since it is specific to upsampling but with some basic settings I'm interested to know how it fares against others.
I haven't tried Audirvana or Roon's upsampling or DSD conversion, but in what I've read from others, HQPlayer is better. One other thing to note is HQPlayer allows you to choose very CPU intensive filters whereas Audirvana and Roon don't give you the option, so they likely use more basic filters.
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