Yeah I got it charging now. The cable you suggested me came too. This thing is PACKED. Small but heavy
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Yup, it is a solid unit lol
Do you know of a guide out there on how to use it?
Here is the chord manual for the mojo
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Note 1: Now that Iāve read the instructions Iām a big fan of the controls. (Input to get line out, etc)
Note 2: Whatever is going on with people having issues with their m15s not organizing their tracks properly suddenly became an issue with my m6. I think itās a software issue with the music app. Never had this issue before, and suddenly no artist names are appearing.
Note 3: I have the mojo connected to the coax cable, and then that same cable connected to the m6, then Iām plugging my headphones into the mojo. Got fiio set to line out. Still canāt get anything to play through the headphones.
Ah crap I think I need a different cable. USB-c to micro usb
The fiio should have usb audio out turned on? This cable legit worked on my m11 so idk why it wouldnāt work on the m6. I guess you would need the CL06 if it refuses to work
I think it might be different with the m6. Thereās no setting for USB audio out. Only Line out and phone out.
I think when I used the mojo at the headphone store I was using a USBC to micro USB cable
Is it in the fiio music app for something like usb mode or exclusive mode? If not, then just send the cable back and get the cl06 because fiio is going to be dumb I guess
Yeah I got nothing. That sucks. lol
Oh well it is what it is. Iām ordering the cable now.
I mean there is a USB out function in the music app, but it makes no difference what I set it to.
For now, I would just run the mojo from a PC if you can, and see if you like the sound. Dang I wonder what they changed on the m6
ABing between the m6 by itself and my PC with the mojo running on my pc. Both using Qobuz. Iād say the difference is little to none from what I can tell so farā¦I think maybe I just agree with Zeos o.O
I think for me I like the Elex more than the Clear.
I hear that āWā I like it a lot.
Lossless correct? Give it time lol
Iāll give it some more time for sure. I have to stop though, because Iām probably murdering the longevity of this mojo by running it with such a low charge. Will be back for more later!
Once you spend a fair bit of time using the mojo with the clear, and go back to the m6 you might be surprised, but who knows lol
Main thing is the staging is still just not what it was with the Elex for me. I hear less separation and less spaceā¦which is what the man in question saidā¦lol
in a way have been using this to see how my ears compare to other reviewers and people in the community, because this is a particular subject that people have polar opposite opinions about.
When I compared the Elex and Clears on the SP200 originally, I had a similar experience. On the SPL amp, things reversedā¦ and the imaging on the Clears sounds a lot more 3 dimensional and separated compared to the Elexā¦ and itās an obvious difference, not subtle (The Elex still maintains the more āwā shaped sound). The Clears just really need a good amp to get the best out of them, IMO.
I think the reason being, the main design advantage and change to the Clear is the new material used for the driver, which gives it much better potential to react to changes in the sound faster. But the Elex itself is no slouch, so I think itās generally able to keep up with the Clear when the amp is acting as a bottleneck. But as you upgrade amps, which also do better with speed and separation, which IMO donāt really start until RNHP-levels, then become really obvious with something like the SPL. Thatās been my experience.
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I think the mojo would be a close alternative to the rnhp for a portable (in the price bracket), so that was my thinking in recommending the mojo, there should be significant difference with the mojo over the m6. I think you would have to spend on like a woo wa11 topaz or something if you wanted something closer to the spl in performance for a portable. The mojo is still a great portable for the price, lots of performance in that thing
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I have not heard either the m6 or mojoā¦ butā¦ my thinking is that you might need some experience hearing the obvious differences an amp can make in terms of speed/delineation before itāll click with your brain and you can pick it out when itās less obvious. Because itās not the same as dynamics/compression or frequency response, or noise/distortionā¦ which are the things my brain was more in tune with until I heard something like the SPL. It was definitely there enough with the RNHP, but it wasnāt big enough to be identifiableā¦ it was more like āOhā¦ there is something going on hereāā¦ but even then it felt hard to āquantifyā. Then even with the SPL, it really threw me off at firstā¦ and it took me at least a few hours to figure out what was making such a (!)relatively(!) drastic difference to the perceived sound-stage, imaging, and detail.
Itās like, if youāve never really perceived something before, your brain might just ignore itā¦ itās like hearing the difference dynamics can actually make for the first time with something like the Elexā¦ once you hear itā¦ then your brain has a better point of referenceā¦
Iām completely just making this upā¦ and theorizingā¦ feel free to take it with a grain of salt. Lol
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Pretty much yeah, for most people they donāt really notice a significant difference at first, but after extended use, they switch back to not having one and then figure out what they were missing
Iām at the point where itās somewhat immediate, but I donāt think I would be this way without experience. That click thing you said is fairly accurate for most people
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