Sorry mate, no idea. I always thought digital was digital. And I'm sure they use the same clock so jitter must be identical. There might be a difference but my ears aren't golden enough to tell. I only prefer coax for the Mojo because the USB has a silence at the beginning of a selected track.
coax and usb are both digital but not the same protocol. Coax is s/p-dif and usb is, well... anything you send over the data line. That is why a dac has different inputs with different chips for s/p-dif (coax or optical) and usb and why you need a driver for usb (often already built in). Coax is much older and has a lower bandwidth limitation.
In our context, the difference is between the two is synchronous and asynchronous - using the clock of the output device or the input's. Which is why I mentioned the clock and jitter although it should be a non-issue unless there is something not working properly. Coax can handle 24/192 which should be plenty for anybody, even bats!
Just in case anyone is interested I have x2 512gb cards in my V1A. One SanDisk Ultra and one Samsung. I've had no problems with library scanning, playback etc.
Just in case anyone is interested I have x2 512gb cards in my V1A. One SanDisk Ultra and one Samsung. I've had no problems with library scanning, playback etc.
Yes as I mentioned earlier, on my specific request Tempotec recently vetted 512GB compatibility on V1 / V1A. Yours is a welcome practical confirmation though
Really like this little device, I only wish that tempotec would have made a case for it And in case they will make a Pro version, they could keep the size of the player and make the screen bigger
Edit: I have also flashed it with the custom firmware and it seems that V1A is responding faster and is snappier
Really like this little device, I only wish that tempotec would have made a case for it And in case they will make a Pro version, they could keep the size of the player and make the screen bigger
Edit: I have also flashed it with the custom firmware and it seems that V1A is responding faster and is snappier
I already asked TempoTec and DD Hifi (accessory maker on AliExpress) but from DD I got no response and from TempoTec nothing but the usual standard reply along the lines of 'thank you for your inquiry'.
In our context, the difference is between the two is synchronous and asynchronous - using the clock of the output device or the input's. Which is why I mentioned the clock and jitter although it should be a non-issue unless there is something not working properly. Coax can handle 24/192 which should be plenty for anybody, even bats!
that's quite right. I knew that but couldn't recall off the top of my head. Something that I never managed to discern listening. Even though i prefer usb now.
No, too much hassle with the overseas shipping and everything. I'm currently using a USB C dongle and it works fine. The sound is actually better as I always felt the jack was underpowered. Plus, there's also the option of using a Bluetooth amp.
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And in case they will make a Pro version, they could keep the size of the player and make the screen bigger 
