I've posted some measurements of the Mojo 2 here:
https://goldensound.audio/2022/05/26/chord-mojo-2-measurements/
Couple key takeaways:
1) Amir's measurements show some issues that neither of the units I tested have. I've no idea if it was his unit or something in his setup, but both units I've tested performed better than shown in his measurements. I suspect it might be related to him not galvanically isolating the unit, as a portable device like this will be susceptible to a noisy source like a desktop PC.
2) If using the Mojo 2 with a PC, a galvanic isolator does improve performance. Whether it's worth the upgrade is up to you, but if you have a USB filter or isolator it's probably best to use it.
3) Desktop mode had effectively no impact on performance. Well done Chord!
Thanx for posting and doing the tests, I am sure Amir would be thrilled to read them and comment on them

(you know what I mean).
Question though:
- I understand that including the noise from the source and its effects into lab results of a device may not be fair, but excluding them is equally not fair.
If a device is sensitive to external noise, then it should be mentioned. It should be easy to add a little RF into USB power lines and see the effects.
- At any rate, testing the device using all three digital inputs and comparing them should shine a light on the issue.
- It is well known that Amir does not really like Chord equipments, so seeing him dishing out praise for Chord is unusual!
He tries to pick points on Chord DACs and on your measuring techniques, and you on him, which is a healthy thing.
- It is good that both of you have found that the device performs very well objectively, but as I have always said, a lab test shows how well a device is made and if it is
broken in any way. How much of these excellent lab results translates into good sound is a bit of a dark science. Surely a noise of floor of -150db compared to -130db should not subjectively make a difference and so on.
- What Amir (and now you) did not do, is to devise a method of testing the DSP function. Perhaps you could do a comparative measured test between say a Roon software EQ (same parameters) to Mojo2 internal DSP to see if we can see anything!
I personally use a simple common-mode rejector on +5V and ground built into my DIY USB cables for the same reason.
A simple Ferrite core cylinder. Data wires go through the centre, +5V and ground wires are looped on creating a CM rejector.