@Lowrider I recall your question being discussed on CA. I haven't heard the Bifrost Multibit (aka Bimby). Cheers,
Spencer
Spencer
Schiit Multibits vs Chord Mojo
Lowrider, I wish I knew more about DAC's to answer your question. I contacted Schiit about this and they said they never offer opinions regarding sound quality-which I can partially understand, but disagree as a way to sell equipment. Maybe, I'll give it another shot. This time asking what technical differences there are between the models, and why it should make a difference. |
This is the answer to my query: I’m afraid we don’t get into detailed subjective oratory about our products, nor speculate on what you might hear: schiit.com/faq/principles
That said, the product descriptions, and especially the FAQ, have detailed information on what’s going on technically with our various DACs.
Sorry to be unhelpful.
Nick T. Schiit Tech |
Thanks, guys. Will keep searching for user reviews. @edincleve, One thing I can tell you regarding the Chord DAC's is that they use wall-wart power supplies, whereas the Bifrost Multibit has an internal PSU and you can use your own power cord. I owned a Chord QuteHD DAC and although it was extremely smooth, it lacked bass due to the switched-mode power supply (SMPS) in the wall-wart, rather than a using a linear PSU. Now, the Bifrost is probably using a switched-mode chip as well, but it is a better design in terms of power supply since there are separate supplies for digital and analog sections. |