brokenhat
100+ Head-Fier
Mojo 2 needing warmup is like expensive digital cables making a difference. Whatever makes you happy of course but IMHO
Are you kidding me?? My friend once told me he upgraded to Windows 11 on his old PC and initially foobar sounded lean and harsh. He left foobar playing some white noise for a few days so his Windows 11 nicely "burnt in" and now sounding nice and smooth!!!!Mojo 2 needing warmup is like expensive digital cables making a difference. Whatever makes you happy of course but IMHO
Sensible solution - even during the relatively mild UK summer M2 has a tendency to overheat in my experience. I'm sure it's designed to take it but if it can be helped then why not.I've come up with a cheap solution for the summer to refresh the Mojo 2 during my listening sessions.
A good USB 5V fan, adjustable (3 positions, the first is more than enough) in "pull" mode, so no dust on the M2.
Not very aesthetic, but terribly effective.
Let's not forget that heating components inevitably affects their lifespan, so we might as well take good care of our M2s
The weather in your part of the UK must be very different from mine!Sensible solution - even during the relatively mild UK summer M2 has a tendency to overheat in my experience. I'm sure it's designed to take it but if it can be helped then why not.
No one can tell me what I hear.
Here is where this discussion should be taking placeWhat you hear is very different to why you hear it, that is all I have been saying.
I am not in any way telling you that you don't hear a change, I am sure you do, I am just debating as politely as I can why you believe you hear that change.
Why does any gear I own sound better on a sunny late spring day when my home office is bright but not to hot and I am looking forward to the warmer days of summer and some time off work ? That is all in my head and nothing to do with any technical change because there has been no change and yet I "hear" a distinct improvement in the quality of what I am listening to nonetheless.
Sorry if I come across argumentative, I don't intend to, I just like to understand the why and how of anything I do and this conversation is an extension of that more than it is any criticism of you and your thoughts and observations.
To be fair I experienced this far more last summer than this "summer". Combination of high heat and a small, well insulated / badly ventilated home office meant the Mojo2 would run quite hot. Never worried about it, as you say it isn't harmful. But if I lived somewhere considerably warmer, I'd get a fan.The weather in your part of the UK must be very different from mine!
The mojo2 heats up very slightly when on charge and being used at the same time, but if that slight temperature increase is harmful, then there is something fundamentally wrong with the mojo2.
Just a follow up, this happened on my iPad Pro with USB-C connection so a revised lightning cable won’t fix that.. I think I am going to have to send this back to Chord. Perhaps these are two separate issues that present the same?I got mine serviced and it didn't fix the problem. If you click on my reviews, the process was explained. The actual fix was relatively simple. New Cable. Also explained on my channel and posted earlier in this thread.
No it is not night and day. If you compare them I can spot some tiny differences with some more power hungry headphones. Maybe its only imaginationHow does the Mojo 2 headphone amp compare to a Magni +?, are we talking night and day differences?