The battery may be the weak area of the Nano BL (I get four hours using IEM's before red), but I think yours has a problem, that is if you are sure it was fully charged before use.
Unless you are listening at crazy high volumes, the 103 dB/mW sensitivity combined with the 24 ohm impedance of that headphone should give a much longer battery life.
The battery may be the weak area of the Nano BL (I get four hours using IEM's before red), but I think yours has a problem, that is if you are sure it was fully charged before use.
Unless you are listening at crazy high volumes, the 103 dB/mW sensitivity combined with the 24 ohm impedance of that headphone should give a much longer battery life.
Right now Roon will not work for MQA with this device. Roon recognizes MQA but won't decode it so the nano can't do MQA rendering with Roon at this time.
Mojo and iDSD micro BL is a matter of preferences and synergy with the headphones; I don't find one better than the other. I am not sure where the nano BL fall in this case but will give my insight when I have it in hand.
Mojo and iDSD micro BL is a matter of preferences and synergy with the headphones; I don't find one better than the other. I am not sure where the nano BL fall in this case but will give my insight when I have it in hand.
I got my Nano BL today and so far I'm really impressed.
Coming from a Mojo I am more than happy with the build quality and to me the sound quality is certainly no worse - it is maybe slightly brighter than the Mojo. Very small difference though and they both sound great.
I put the latest firmware on and MQA is working fine with Tidal on PC.
It is working fine with USB Audio Player Pro on my Galaxy S8+ with no radio interference!!! This is my main annoyance about the Mojo.
I prefer the form of the Nano BL to the Mojo too, because I use it 50/50 desk and portable. The Nano just seems to fit better as a desktop solution.
A couple of things of note/issues:
- On PC if I have it set as default audio device and then use Tidal or JRiver with excusive mode it seems to get stuck after I close the programme. For example... play songs in Tidal, close Tidal, open Youtube I get no sound. I have to change to another default device and then back again to get sound.
- When connected to my S8 I can plug the Nano in turned on or off and it seems to make no difference. But if I turn the Nano off while still connected I get a red flashing LED - not really a problem but I don't know what this means.
- The little bag is wonky and the bottom isn't sewn up properly. I can't be bothered to send the whole thing back for a replacement just for that though. Hopefully iFi will just send me a new bag.
dude, its to poke your cables through so you can keep it in the bag whilst in use! Have a look - mine is exactly the same and the seams look intentionally sewn that way. When mobile i have the otg cable poking out of there and the headphones out the top so i can change volume easily.
dude, its to poke your cables through so you can keep it in the bag whilst in use! Have a look - mine is exactly the same and the seams look intentionally sewn that way. When mobile i have the otg cable poking out of there and the headphones out the top so i can change volume easily.
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shameless self plug for my review if youre interested https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/ifi-audio-nano-idsd-black-label.22770/reviews#review-19514
Brilliant isn't it. We will forgive you the mistake about the bag. I didn't realise either. (don't tell anybody)
