If USB ports would matter there would be no iPhones, let's face it. If type-C is a must for you I bet that iFi and Fiio would be more than happy to take your money.
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Chord Mojo 2 Thread ___ [product released January 31, 2022 -- starting on page 95 of thread]
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Rob Watts
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I don't know, I guess it will happen soon. I want to post my technical presentation so am waiting just like you!Morning Rob,
Thanks for your reply to everyone's comments. Is there a dedicated thread yet for the Mojo 2 or is it going live soon?![]()
I dont think it's a case of being a must, I'll still buy Mojo 2.If USB ports would matter there would be no iPhones, let's face it. If type-C is a must for you I bet that iFi and Fiio would be more than happy to take your money.
But it's just so darn easy to have two charging inputs, and lets not deny it, USB-C is miiiiiles more convenient. In 2022 most of our devices are USB-C as are powerbanks with built in cables. Nobody will release micro USB products this side of 2020. It should be USB-C as well as micro USB for the poly.
Nothing wrong with as a consumer having a clear preference, and also some understanding of circuits to know that having two power inlets is not a feat of engineering...
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You will need the apple adapter, because of an handshake chip implemented in it.Any idea of where to get a short usb c - lightning cable in Europe?
Apple's own is 1m and upwards. Would be nice with a shorter (and maybe cheap) cable to connect directly with the iPhone.
I know one can use Chord's own micro usb - usb a cable but that would have to be connected to the cck adapter.
There will be no sound output with an normal ligthning usb c wire, even apples own wires need the adapter for audio output.
I once bougth one from fio, with an unofficial ship, it worked for a while, until apple made an ios update, now it´s garbadge.
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You need to understand one essential truth for me.
Musicality/sound quality comes first.
Musicality/sound quality comes second.
Musicality/sound quality comes third.
Musicality/sound quality comes fourth.
Musicality/sound quality comes fifth.
Musicality/sound quality comes sixth.
Everything else is next.
If musicality is not your number one priority, look elsewhere. You will be inundated with choice.
Fully understood, fully appreciated. The dedication to performance (in the intended use of the product) is the reason I own three Chord units.
But beware that this makes it sound like everything else about the product be damned. This is the "Mojo" - "Mobile Joy". At some point all the musicality/sound quality becomes not worth much if you ignore practicalities. They rightly shouldn't be your first, second, or third considerations, but they should be somewhere on the list... in the case of the Mojo, how do we make this easier for mobile use. In the case of the TT2, how do we make this not break down so darn much. And so on.
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Nostoi
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I think that the Lotoo USB C - lightning cable should work (it's sold as an accessory for the S1 & S2 dongles). I have the S2 and no need for cck adapter (as intended).Any idea of where to get a short usb c - lightning cable in Europe?
Apple's own is 1m and upwards. Would be nice with a shorter (and maybe cheap) cable to connect directly with the iPhone.
I know one can use Chord's own micro usb - usb a cable but that would have to be connected to the cck adapter.
I have the cable and works with the Fiio BTR5 and iPhone. The cable connection will depend on the mojo's performance and rejection of noise induced by 4G. If it is like the original then there is no point for a wired connection.I think that the Lotoo USB C - lightning cable should work (it's sold as an accessory for the S1 & S2 dongles). I have the S2 and no need for cck adapter (as intended).
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thanks for joining Mr. Rob. regarding sound quality, how mojo 2 compares with some of the top measuring dacs around $1000 mark ?I don't know, I guess it will happen soon. I want to post my technical presentation so am waiting just like you!
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Very impressed so far.
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Nostoi
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Are we being trolled or is this an episode of the Twilight Zone?
We are being reminded that the world is an unpredictable place. But perhaps Joy awaits for those willing to stick it through...

This is the end... Should be a joyful event. Now it's turning into the apocalypse. Back to the future, please.
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Is it so hard to let it go? You got the explanation from the product developer. Have a solution for Rob how to make that happen? Bring it on!!!I dont think it's a case of being a must, I'll still buy Mojo 2.
But it's just so darn easy to have two charging inputs, and lets not deny it, USB-C is miiiiiles more convenient. In 2022 most of our devices are USB-C as are powerbanks with built in cables. Nobody will release micro USB products this side of 2020. It should be USB-C as well as micro USB for the poly.
Nothing wrong with as a consumer having a clear preference, and also some understanding of circuits to know that having two power inlets is not a feat of engineering...
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