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Chord Poly review

Chord Poly review

Posted on October 20, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis
Kết quả hình ảnh cho Chord Poly

Some of the best things in life come in pairs that complement each other perfectly. Fish and chips. Wine and cheese.

You can add to that list the Chord Mojo and Chord Poly, a DAC and network streaming solution we could describe as a match made in hi-fi heaven.

If you already own the What Hi-Fi? Award-winning Chord Mojo DAC (£400/$528), adding the dedicated Poly streaming module will bring to your Mojo the likes of DLNA, AirPlay, Bluetooth and microSD card playback. Bear in mind the Poly is designed to work exclusively with the Mojo, and cannot be used with any other DAC.

Buy the pair and you have a network streaming solution that’s a force to be reckoned with. The Chord Poly is a brilliant piece of hi-fi kit.

But if you’re an unforgiving soul, there are plenty of hurdles to jump over before you can reach this positive conclusion.

Build

Disconnected from the Mojo, the Poly would hardly dwarf your typical vintage cigarette lighter. When the two are attached, their combined size is closer to that of a small hipflask.
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