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Headphoneus Supremus
lol thanks for the feedback guys, sounds like both are good. I guess I'll check what I can find in the classified.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Another problem with the battery (according to some user reports i read) is that it loses its charge when not in use. That's a problem if you charge it and don't use for a week or two only to find out it lost 50% of its charge when you want to use it again.The battery issue is blown out of proportion .
In UK at least, Chord can supply new batteries for about £40. if you check this forum, you find compatible batteries from Aliexpress for $20.
they work for 7+ hours on a full charge.
- Mojo classic has a softer, thicker midrange, Mojo2 is leaner but clearer (not always desired).
Treble on both is very good, same amount.
Bass on Mojo2 is better.
People should hold on to their Mojo classic, at least for six months, till Mojo2 passes the test of time and hype to die down a bit.
My three year old spare phone is same.Another problem with the battery (according to some user reports i read) is that it loses its charge when not in use. That's a problem if you charge it and don't use for a week or two only to find out it lost 50% of its charge when you want to use it again.
That's not acceptable and much too inconvenient. I don't have this problem with any other battery powered device. This is why i removed the battery and use an external battery pack.My three year old spare phone is same.
Battery is cheap enough to replace every two years, even one.
And available !
You found my powerbank!That's not acceptable and much too inconvenient. I don't have this problem with any other battery powered device. This is why i removed the battery and use an external battery pack.
Agreed that was an issue with Mojo - if you left it on the shelf for several weeks you needed to top up the charge. One of the improvements I made was to reduce the standby current (this powers the on/off circuitry) by an order of magnitude - now with Mojo 2 it now takes 7 months to go from full charge to flat whilst leaving it on the shelf.Another problem with the battery (according to some user reports i read) is that it loses its charge when not in use. That's a problem if you charge it and don't use for a week or two only to find out it lost 50% of its charge when you want to use it again.
What battery pack is best for the mojo 1 (size, charge, convenience)?That's not acceptable and much too inconvenient. I don't have this problem with any other battery powered device. This is why i removed the battery and use an external battery pack.
I got my Mojo 2 yesterday and found the only option that worked properly for Qobuz is the Wasapi Exclusive Mode.I know, I've already installed it since day one, on my laptop. What I'm asking is, in Qobuz I see the following:
- ASIO Chord 1.05
- WASAPI Chord Mojo 2 (Chord Async 44.1kHz - 768kHz)
- WASAPI (Exclusive Mode) Chord Mojo 2 (Chord Async 44.1kHz - 768kHz)
Which one is best/recommended?
Hi, I think I had the same problem, really jarring white noise, preceded by some clear crackles and pops.Yesterday, it was the second time I've encountered a horrible white noise while I was listening to YouTube with my Mojo 2 connected via USB on my laptop. I was listening fairly loud, volume buttons lighted green, and all of the sudden this noise appeared! I had to shut it down and power it on, again. Does this have to do with the USB port on my laptop, malfunctioning?
Yes, yes
Absolutely
Agree, every word.
Well described .
I think it is in a class of its own, the most featured Chord DAC. Sound quality is closer to Mojo classic than Hugo2, in my opinion.
Mmmmm, not a fan of Chord crossfeed.
Again Mojo Classic is very good value at half the price.
Enjoy your current Mojo, unless you really want/need the features .
I got the white noise when, like you, I selected the 32 bit / 384kHz format in shared mode.@Derivative , thank you for your reply and for confirming. I am using Windows 11 Pro and below are my settings for the Mojo 2. When it comes to Qobuz, all the options I've posted earlier work for me. I am not using the Mojo 2 much, maybe 30 - 45 minutes every other day, due to lack of time. I purchased this device to use it as a desktop unit, exclusively. This is not a portable device to me. I am planning to connect it permanently with my desktop computer, which I will buy later this year. So, it is crucial to me that it will function properly with a computer.
@Rob Watts , can you please tell me why is this white noise happening and how can it be fixed? Have I set up the Mojo 2 properly on my current laptop?
Thank you
Substandard USB cable has low bandwidth, it is noisy and suffers from dropouts, it sends the (sensitive) USB input of Chord DACs crazy! hence the white noise.I got the white noise when, like you, I selected the 32 bit / 384kHz format in shared mode.
It seems to have disappeared when I reduced this to the lowest quality, 16 bit / 44.1 kHz.
I'm also using the Mojo 2 as a desktop DAC/Amp, with the laptop as a source. However I'm considering getting a dedicated source.