I've had an Audionote 3.1, (which I loved) a Mystique V2, Mystique V3, and now the EVO for almost a year. Each Dac has been very enjoyable but the EVO is wonderful! I've read some posts here that it's not a night and day difference in the V3; I respectfully disagree. What I hear with the EVO is a multitude of improvements each can be small individually but collectively they bring realism, refinement, and musicality which is truly joyful. Listen to an EVO for a few months and then listen to your mystique V3 again and you will know what I'm talking about. The V3, which is a great DAC, sounds lifeless only compared to the EVO's ability to produce sound true that's natural to the instrument, with real space. That's when you know how good the EVO is. I went for the analog choke upgrade LL AM's it lets you hear just more of the good stuff! You hear more wood in a double bass, the background gets even more black and empty. As you can tell, I'm a fan! Enjoy
Mojo Audio Mystique EVO
Mojo Audio updated their website yesterday with details on the next generation of the Mojo Mystique DAC, the Mystique EVO.
Unlike the V3, the EVO has upgrade options for component, isolation and shielding upgrades - at purchase or to be upgraded later. The website states there are plans to release new boards for ethernet/roon, and other dac chips like the PCM63.
Unlike the V3, the EVO has upgrade options for component, isolation and shielding upgrades - at purchase or to be upgraded later. The website states there are plans to release new boards for ethernet/roon, and other dac chips like the PCM63.
I pre-ordered an EVO in late February with a few upgrades. I'm expected to receive it in 1-2 weeks, and I'll post my impressions after some time with it. I currently have the Mystique V3 and I find it fantastic. Really looking forward to hearing Ben's next iteration.