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Designed & Made in the UK
Ideal for Audiophiles
Best Suited for Portable Use
1 Years of Warranty
Metal Build
Use Wirelessly with Bluetooth
7 Hours of Battery Life
DESCRIPTION
A MATCH MADE IN (AUDIO) HEAVEN
The Chord Poly is a revolutionary music streamer that directly connects to the Mojo’s award-winning DAC technology. This allows you to stream high-quality sound from multiple devices wirelessly. This connection also allows you to charge the fast-charging LiPo batteries of both devices simultaneously. It offers a 9-hour battery life.
CAN BE A MUSIC PLAYER, CAN TURN OTHERS INTO ONE TOO!
The Poly can play the role of a music player when you don't have a device to stream from. The MicroSD card slot can store hours of music effortlessly. It evens allows your smartphone to be a hi-end audio player by turning it into a controller while the Mojo and Poly perform high-level audio processing.
CONNECT VIA DLNA OR AIRPLAY EASILY
Connect to your PC or laptop or access music files on the NAS drive using DLNA or AirPlay. You can even connect to advanced music players like Roon or a car's stereo system using the Mojo's 3.5mm outputs.
STREAM MUSIC VIA BLUETOOTH OR WIFI
Connect and stream music seamlessly via Bluetooth v4.1. The Chord Poly even lets you connect to WiFi and mobile hotspots when on-the-go. Thanks to its auto-connect functionality, it'll automatically remember multiple networks for you. No access to tethering available? No worries. You can create your own hotspot mode with the Poly.
SUPPORTS HI-RES FILES UP TO 768KHZ
The Poly is compatible with high-resolution files including DSD64 and DSD256 (Quad-DSD). It supports PCM data up to 768kHz and a host of other file formats including FLAC, AAC, ALAC, WMA, WAV, MP3 and more.
SPECS
AUDIO SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency Response
5Hz - 55kHz（-3dB)
Impedance
16 Ohms - 150 Ohms
Plug Type
Standard 3.5mm Jack Supported 2.5mm Jack
Supported Formats
ACC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, OGG VORBIS, ALAC, WMA and MP3
THD
Headphone Output Power 1 - ≥480 mW（16Ω / THD+N＜1%) Headphone Output Power 2 - ≥250 mW（32Ω /THD+N＜1%) Headphone Output Power 3 - ≥28 mW（300Ω / THD+N＜1%)
Battery Life
9-hour
Charge Time
＜2 h (DC 12V/1.5A) ＜3 h (DC 5V/2A)
Dimensions
50mm (L) x 62mm (W) x 22mm (H)
IN THE BOX
BOX CONTENTS
Chord Poly
10cm Micro USB Charger Cable
FAQS
If your Poly has recently updated, it’s possible that the bluetooth encryption between your Phone and Poly is corrupt.Please try clearing your phones Bluetooth cache, or ‘forget this device’ in your bluetooth settings and re-try connecting with Gofigure.
Poly can NOT connect to open networks. In order for Poly to connect to a network, the network must have at least an 8 character password. This is a minimum requirement for WPA-2 security.
With the latest firmware update (2.0.4), Internet Radio is supported. This is accessible from Gofigure’s home screen: tap LAUNCH RADIO to access the service, where you will find a small selection of get-you-started pre-installed streams. To add stations, simply type a station name in the Station Name field and paste the Internet Radio Station’s URL into the Station URL field, and tap ADD STATION. The station will then appear at the bottom of in the station list for playback. Pause and volume up/down controls are also offered.
Preparation
Please ensure before starting any of the following, that your Poly is charged and showing a solid P.status light. (not to be confused with the M.status which represents the Mojos battery status)
Please make sure your smartphone/device is fully up to date before beginning and you have the latest version of Gofigure.
Ensure Poly is connected to a wifi connection with internet access. The update is quite large, so it needs a fast and reliable connection in order to download succesfully. Do not use mobile data or a mobile network to download the firmware.
In order to install 2.0.0, first your Poly must install a pre-update firmware 1.0.43. To complete this pre-update, leave your Poly connected to a Wi-Fi connection for twenty minutes, then switch off and unplug both Poly and Mojo until the P.status light has gone out. Then re-connect both Mojo and Poly, switching Mojo on. The Poly will have installed version 1.0.43 and is now ready to start the 2.0.0 download process located in the ‘device settings’ section of Gofigure.
Updating to 2.0.0 firmware
Step 1
Remove Micro SD cards and do not re-insert under any circumstances during the update. Switch on Poly/Mojo, making sure Poly is charged and connected to the internet; ensure Poly’s P status LED is a solid colour and not flashing.
Step 2
Please ensure your Poly has installed the previous firmware of 1.0.43 (current firmware version can be viewed under ‘general settings’ in the Gofigure application) If not, please follow the previous steps under ‘preparation’
Step 3
Under ‘device settings’ in Gofigure press “UPDATE FIRMWARE”. You will then be prompted with a message requesting a charger be connected to Poly, please do so and continue. Note: Once you have confirmed the update process, Gofigure will close down. This is NOT a crash, please do not re-open the application and attempt the process again.
Step 4
The Gofigure application has now closed down. Please switch off your Mojo and disconnect the charger from the Mojo/Poly, allowing time for the P.status LED to completely switch off.
Step 5
Re-start your Mojo/Poly and connect the charger. The P.status LED will now start flashing blue, green and red for some time. Please leave your Mojo/Poly like this for twenty minutes until the P.status LED has completely switched off. Note: this could take up to twenty minutes.
Step 6
The P.status LED has now switched off, disconnect and then re-connect the charger. The P.status LED will now switch on and remain solid green for approximately twenty seconds as the firmware installs. Note: Please do not attempt to use your Poly in this time
Step 7
Poly will now briefly flash, confirming the installation is complete.
Step 8
Normal operation, Gofigure can now be used with all additional features.
Note: from version 1.0.43/2.0.0 onwards, Poly’s firmware update methodology is changing. With subsequent firmware releases, users will now be able to choose when they update their firmware.
Gofigure does not directly offer the ability to playback content from Tidal or Qobuz, however, if you are unable to use AirPlay or your DLNA/UPnP app does not natively have the ability to stream your music from Tidal or Spotify accounts to Poly, then Gofigure offers a functional alternative. By entering your Tidal or Qobuz login details into Gofigure, you will be able to see content from your streaming service as hierarchical folders within your chosen DLNA/UPnP App. (Note, offline Tidal or Qobuz content cannot currently be accessed by any third-party App). The process below illustrates:
Step 1:
Open Gofigure and connect to your chosen Poly.
Step 2:
At the home screen, select the ‘User’ tab from the navigation bar.
Step 3:
Enter your login information into the text fields provided and select your playback quality. Please note that playback quality is entirely dependent on the quality that you have subscribed to from the streaming service provider. Once you have completed this process your steps within Gofigure are complete.
Step 4:
Download a DLNA playback application or open your chosen DLNA app, here we are using 8Player for iOS, but you may use others including Bubble UPnP for Android.
Step 5:
No matter what DLNA playback app you use, open the servers tab or view the list of servers and select your Poly device name. You will notice that two of the same device names appear; one as a server and one as a renderer. Select your device name as a renderer.
Step 6:
If your login credentials are correct you should now see a list of music services available. Select the music service that you wish to use and browse the folders as you normally would. It may help if you log in to the Tidal or Qobuz apps and arrange your favourite music so its easily discoverable.
If you have a search feature within your DLNA app you may use this to search both the Tidal and Qobuz streaming services for content.
We recommend that when using QuickPlay away from a known WiFi signal that you turn on ‘Airplane’ mode through Gofigure. This will stop Poly attempting to scan for a WiFi signal. If you continue to experience difficulties, close the Gofigure app during playback.
If you need help with navigating the Gofigure app please see the user manual here
Please first ensure that Poly has a successful connection to a WiFi network, and the one in which you wish to stream via. You can check this via the GoFigure app, via your router settings, and you can see whether Poly is displaying a solid illuminated LED, which indicates a successful connection.
If your Poly is in ‘Roon’ mode, it will not be visible as a DLNA/MPD device for SD card playback. Please use ‘Other music services’ for SD card playback.
If your Poly is in ‘Airplane/Bluetooth’ mode, it will also not be available as a wifi device.
If Poly is illuminating a solid colour from its P-status LED then this indicates that Poly is connected to a previously stored network. Please check in the Gofigure application whether this is your desired network. If not- please remove this network from the Wi-Fi settings page by swiping. Please add your desired network and try again.
If the P-status LED is flashing blue and then green, this shows the Poly is in ‘Hotspot Mode’. This mode means Poly will broadcast its own Wi-Fi network for you to connect to, rather than connecting to a previously programmed network, or new network. Please dis-engage ‘Hotspot mode’ using the Gofigure app under ‘settings’.
If the network that you are attempting to connect to is one that you have previously stored, and successfully streamed from, please ensure that you have not changed the password. If you have not, please try switching this router off and back on again.
There could be a number of reasons why this has occurred, but it is important to confirm whether Poly’s P-status indicator is flashing blue and green. If it is this indicates that Poly is searching for a WiFi network to connect to. If it is not, and is a solid colour then Poly could have connected to another network, other than that you are searching on.
If you have confirmed that this is not the case for the above then you could have entered your Poly into Hotspot mode. Please navigate back to the configuration window to disengage this.
You can view the version of the current firmware either via manual configuration page (when you use a pin to connect to Poly), or via the Gofigure app.
If you are using the Gofigure app, the following navigation path will take you to this: Settings > General Settings > Version
Via the configuration page, simply scroll to the very bottom of the page and the version will be displayed.
The SSID is the name of the Wi-Fi that you connect to. If you are connected to this network already you can usually find the SSID by entering your WiFi settings, or alternatively you can view this by looking at the bottom, or side, of your router so long as you have not changed the network name previously. Whist you are searching for your SSID on your router it may be best to note down the password of the network, please pay careful attention to any special characters and capitalisation.
First, it is important to confirm whether your P-status indicator is flashing Purple. If it is please confirm that you are not already connected to this Poly by checking your ‘connected devices’ on your mobile device. Poly may also appear in the ‘other devices’ tab at bottom of the bluetooth search window. Please check this area.
Note: The P.status flashes purple when connected to a device vie bluetooth and transferring data .
Please confirm that Poly is successfully set as the output renderer within your app. If this is the case and you are still experiencing difficulties, it may help to restart the playback app or move closer to the router to confirm that the range and processing capabilities of your device are not having an adverse effect.
Issues to do with Cover Art have been addressed within the Poly firmware update 1.0.10.
If you continue to experience difficulties with Cover Art please delete the .db file from your inserted Micro SD card and delete the Cover Art folder (if one exists).
Upon insertion of the SD card into Poly, Poly will now recheck the database and form a new one.
The latest Poly firmware version is 2.0.4. You can confirm the firmware version of your Poly by selecting ‘general settings’ in the Gofigure application. Alternatively you can connect to your Polys Hotspot, this will bring up a Poly webpage, your Poly firmware will be listed at the bottom of this webpage.
Preparation
Please make sure your smartphone/device is fully up to date before beginning and you have the latest version of Gofigure.
Ensure Poly is connected to a wifi connection with internet access. The update is quite large, so it needs a fast and reliable connection in order to download succesfully. Do not use mobile data or a mobile network to download the firmware.
In order to install 2.0.0, first your Poly must install a pre-update firmware 1.0.43. To complete this pre-update, leave your Poly connected to a Wi-Fi connection for twenty minutes, then switch off and unplug both Poly and Mojo until the P.status light has gone out. Then re-connect both Mojo and Poly, switching Mojo on. The Poly will have installed version 1.0.43 and is now ready to start the 2.0.0 download process located in the ‘device settings’ section of Gofigure.
Updating to 2.0.0 firmware
Step 1
Remove Micro SD cards and do not re-insert under any circumstances during the update. Switch on Poly/Mojo, making sure Poly is charged and connected to the internet; ensure Poly’s P status LED is a solid colour and not flashing.
Step 2
Please ensure your Poly has installed the previous firmware of 1.0.43 (current firmware version can be viewed under ‘general settings’ in the Gofigure application) If not, please follow the previous steps under ‘preparation’
Step 3
Under ‘device settings’ in Gofigure press “UPDATE FIRMWARE”. You will then be prompted with a message requesting a charger be connected to Poly, please do so and continue. Note: Once you have confirmed the update process, Gofigure will close down. This is NOT a crash, please do not re-open the application and attempt the process again.
Step 4
The Gofigure application has now closed down. Please switch off your Mojo and disconnect the charger from the Mojo/Poly, allowing time for the P.status LED to completely switch off.
Step 5
Re-start your Mojo/Poly and connect the charger. The P.status LED will now start flashing blue, green and red for some time. Please leave your Mojo/Poly like this for twenty minutes until the P.status LED has completely switched off. Note: this could take up to twenty minutes.
Step 6
The P.status LED has now switched off, disconnect and then re-connect the charger. The P.status LED will now switch on and remain solid green for approximately twenty seconds as the firmware installs. Note: Please do not attempt to use your Poly in this time
Step 7
Poly will now briefly flash, confirming the installation is complete.
Step 8
Normal operation, Gofigure can now be used with all additional features.
Note: from version 1.0.43/2.0.0 onwards, Poly’s firmware update methodology is changing. With subsequent firmware releases, users will now be able to choose when they update their firmware.
2.0.4 update includes:
improved Roon stability and minor bug fixes
2.0.3 update includes:
1. Improved stability and speed when Poly switches between known WiFi networks
2.0.0 update includes:
1. Tidal and Qobuz integration
2. Internet radio connectivity
3. Radical improvements to WiFi, Bluetooth and DLNA connectivity
1.0.26 update includes:
1. Important functionality enabling the imminent release of GoFigure
2. A security update which includes the ability to create a Hotspot password
3. A fix for Poly appearing multiple times in DLNA control apps
4. When playing back via Bluetooth this is now indicated by the P-status flashing purple
5. The config button can now be used to select between the various playback modes.
1.0.17 update includes:
1. Important functionality enabling GoFigure iOS app control
1.0.10 update includes:
1. Updates and improvements to the way that Poly handles and serves Cover Art.
2. m4A playback via MPD has been added
3. The DLNA/MPD database creation has been reformulated for stability.
4. Indication to when Poly is performing an over-the-air, database, or Cover Art update. Now Poly’s P-status LED will cycle through Red, Green and Blue until the task has been completed.
5. Improvements to the charge status indicator. When Poly is charging a white LED will be shown, when charging is complete a blue LED will be shown. Please note that it can take up to 45mins for Poly to indicate a full battery if connected to a charger when full.
1.06 update includes:
1. Wi-Fi MAC and Bluetooth MAC address visibility on the Access Point page 2. Access Point Wi-Fi Manage Connections page, delete networks resolved plus Access Point special character handling for Wi-Fi SSID and password added 3. DLNA FLAC file gapless playback 4. Restart of services when joining a new network 5. SSID 32 characters and password 63 characters max 6. Router DLNA services visibility 7. AirPlay updates 8. SD card database management improvements: If the SD card has space for database then the database will be stored on the SD. Therefore, Poly will only index the SD once, if the content has not changed. If there is insufficient space on the SD card, then the database will be created each time Poly is switched on.
First, please make sure that the Micro SD card is fully pushed into the slot. None of the Micro SD card should stand proud of the socket. If this is complete please check that you have formatted your Micro SD card to ExFAT. If this is confirmed and you have already copied music over to the Micro SD card you must make sure that you have left at least 50mb free for a database file to be constructed by Poly’s operating system. This is required for the Micro SD card to be recognised.
Please ensure that you have fully charged your Poly before use. A full charge will ensure that you can configure Poly and begin using immediately. If you charge Poly attached to Mojo you must use a charger capable of delivering 2amps of current, any less will not effectively charge both units.
If you have performed this, please check that the P-status LED to determine any signs of life. If Poly is functioning this light will illuminate.
With some devices, especially when they are cold, the process of Poly turning on can take a short period of time. The process of Poly powering on is reliant on mojo emitting a voltage through its USB, if the diode in Mojo is not hot then it can take longer to power on, which will result in Poly taking longer to power on.
If you find yourself regularly waiting more than 25 seconds for the P.status LED to illuminate, please contact support@chordelectronics.co.uk
Poly uses a series of flashing, or solid, coloured lights to indicate the mode/status.
A) A flashing blue and green indicates that Poly is in hotspot mode. Poly is now broadcasting its own Wi-Fi network.
B) Flashing blue following startup or setup indicates that Poly is searching for a stored Wi-Fi network.
C) Flashing purple during playback indicates that Poly is playing audio via Bluetooth
D) Solid white indicates that Poly is charging
E) Solid blue, green, yellow, red, or flashing red indicates the battery life. Blue 75% – 100%, green 50% – 75%, orange 25% – 50%, red 5% – 25%, flashing red 0% – 5%.
F) Multicoloured rapid flashing indicates that Poly is updating its database of a recently inserted/updated Micro SD card.
G) repeated red, green and blue flashing means Poly is downloading and attempting to install a firmware update.
The charger that you are using is providing insufficient current to effectively charge Poly. Please replace with a 2amp charger.
Using the Gofigure application, select ‘Wifi’ and then press the small arrow to the right hand side of your current connected network. This will take you to another page displaying a variety of network information.
Alternatively:
Using a pair of headphones, or your Hi-Fi system, connected to Mojo. Press and hold the config button until Poly states ‘current mode’. Then release the config button. Poly will then read a variety of information including Firmware version and current IP address.
Additional networks can be added in the Gofigure application under settings> Wi-Fi. Previously configured networks will appear at the top of the screen, while any newly available networks will appear below. Please have your Wi-Fi password ready when selecting a new network.
Manual Method:
To add a new network Poly must be in access point mode. To do this please insert your config pin into the config hole and press for ten seconds. When you see that Poly’s status flashes blue and green you can now use a device to search for Poly’s unsecured Wi-FI network, please then connect.If the Poly configuration page does not automatically show you must open a browser and input the address poly.audio
Under ‘Wifi networks’ you can add both your Poly network name,SSID and Password into the provided boxes (please ensure you name your Poly when adding a new network), then tick ‘SAVE and reboot’. This will re-start your Poly, once it has switched back on it will attempt to connect to any Wi-Fi network within range.
When Poly flashes blue and green this indicates that Poly is currently in hotspot mode. With any Wi-Fi device you will be able to see a Wi-Fi network named Poly.
In order to connect to an alternative Wi-Fi network, you will need to dis-engage hotspot mode. Please do this using the Gofigure application.
Manual:
Connect to Polys hotspot. A manual webpage will now open. Please ensure the ‘Keep in Hotspot Mode’ box is NOT ticked. Now press ‘Save and Reboot’. Your Poly will reboot into network mode.
Generally the setup portal should automatically appear, however if this does not occur please open a browser window and input the address poly.audio
First, please reenter access point mode and remove your Wi-Fi network from the Poly configuration page. As Poly will only connect to 2GHz Wi-Fi networks, you must confirm that you are not connecting to a 5GHz network.
Second, please make sure that the name or password of your network does not include any special characters including @,!, £, $, #, ;, :, ‘, -. If your network name or password does please modify this and attempt to reconnect.
If Poly is still having difficulty, or will not remember your network, when clicking submit please select the ‘Reboot on save button’. Poly will then restart after the settings have been saved.
Poly connects to your smartphone just as it would to your home network. You will need to locate the SSID (typically the name of your device ie. Johns iPhone, or Johns note 8) and the password (typically found within your tethering settings).
Please switch on your mobile phones ‘hotspot’ or ‘tethering’ mode. Now open the Gofigure application and connect to your Poly. Once available, press the settings option and then open ‘Wi-Fi’ . Your mobile phones hotspot should appear under New Networks. Please have your password ready
Manual:
You will need Poly/Mojo to be connected to an output in order to hear its spoken commands. Please use headphones if possible.
Please cycle Poly to ‘Hotspot mode’ using the provided Config pin, this will be confirmed by Poly’s status LED flashing blue and green. Now, use your device to search for Poly’s unsecured Wi-Fi network and connect.
If Poly’s configuration page does not immediately show, enter a browser and type the address poly.audio
Now input the network settings including SSID and Password making sure to not use any special characters including @,!, £, $, #, ;, :, ‘, -.
Please ensure the ‘Keep in hotspot mode’ box is NOT ticked.
To complete the setup select the ‘Reboot on save’ box and press the save button. Poly will reboot and attempt to search for your smartphones network. Please note that if you have previously connected to a home network and are still within range of this network Poly may still connect to that network until it is forgotten or out of range.
First, please make sure that your location services are turned on when attempting to connect to Gofigure. This is a security requirement implemented by Google to allow BLE, the connection protocol, between your smartphone and Poly.
If you are still experiencing difficulties connecting, please rename your Poly and your Android device name and retry the setup procedure.
Currently Poly is unable to connect to networks with special characters within the name or password. Please avoid the following: @,!, £, $, #, ;, :, ‘, – etc. This is to accommodate the differences between international keyboards.
For example, instead of using John’s Poly, use Johns Poly.
When a selection of Wi-Fi networks have been stored, Poly will automatically connect to the strongest network within its range.
Using the Gofigure application, connect to your Poly. Once the home page opens, press settings> Wi-Fi. You will now be able to see all previously connected networks, newly discovered networks and add/remove as you please.
Manual:
Please enter ‘Hotspot Mod’ mode by pressing the config button and following the spoken instructions . When Poly’s status LED flashes green and blue you can connect to Poly’s unsecured network to enter the configuration page. Within the ‘Manage Connections’ tab you will be able to view the stored Wi-Fi networks and remove any you no longer require. Poly will automatically connect to the strongest stored Wi-Fi network.
Poly has a feature named Hotspot mode, which remedies this. Hotspot mode engages Poly’s own internal Wi-Fi router for your smartphone to connect to, similar to how you would connect your smartphone to your Wi-Fi network at home. In this mode, 3G or 4G internet services will be unavailable.
To connect please enter access point mode by pressing the supplied pin into the configuration hole for ten seconds. Poly’s status LED will now flash green and blue allowing you to connect to its unsecured Wi-Fi network.
Within the network settings, navigate to the Play mode settings and check the box marked ‘Keep in hotspot mode’. Poly will now permanently remain in Hotspot mode until reconfigured. Poly will now be discoverable by your smartphone within the Wi-Fi settings.
Please be aware that when in Hotspot mode Poly’s status will flash blue and green.
Currently Poly connects to the strongest Wi-Fi signal that it detects and is unable to prioritise Wi-Fi networks. When the accompanying GoFigure app is released you will be able to select a Wi-Fi network to connect to.
When Hotspot mode has been activated, Poly will remain in this state. This will be indicated by Poly’s status window flashing blue and green. If you wish to connect to a network again, please dis-engage ‘Hotspot Mode’ using the Gofigure application.
Manual:
To exit Hotspot mode please press the config button and follow the spoken instructions.
When in Hotspot mode you are connecting to Poly’s own local Wi-Fi network. As a result, for example, 3G and 4G data services will be unavailable. This will typically be indicated by your phone.
During charging, Poly’s Wi-Fi network remains active so that it can run a fixed system without having to wait to reconnect back to a network when Mojo is switched back on.
Inside your DLNA application, please un-select Poly as the ‘Audio Output’ and Quit that application. Please allow a few seconds for this to finalise before selecting Poly as the ‘Airplay Output’ of your Apple device.
Please ensure you have un-selected Poly as your Airplay output and re-set it to ‘iPhone/iPad’ before attempting to connect to Poly as your DLNA output.
Please ensure you have engaged ‘Roon Ready’ mode either on the Gofigure Home page, or in your Poly settings.
Please ensure Poly is on the same network as your Roon Core/computer.
Poly will need to be ‘enabled’ in your Roon output settings. Only then will Poly be fully compatible with all of Roons features.
If you have not changed the Bluetooth Pin at any point, this will be the factory standard of :0000
If you have changed your bluetooth Pin and are un-able to remember what you changed it to, you will need to reset this feature manually by depressing the config button and listening to the spoken commands. If you keep depressing the button each time Poly speaks, eventually you will reach ‘Bluetooth Pin reset’.
Poly prioritises a Bluetooth connection for ease of use. In order to allow Poly to enter Wi-Fi playback please disengage Bluetooth on the transmitting device.
You can now sign into your Tidal and Qobuz accounts using the Gofigure application.
Open the Gofigure application and connect to your Poly. Once you reach the home screen, press the ‘User’ option and fill out your Tidal and Qobuz login information. You will now be able to access the Tidal and Qobuz libraries via any DLNA application such as 8Player or Bubble uPnP.
Alternatively you can use Poly’s Bluetooth connection to send audio directly from the Tidal or Qobuz applications.
AirPlay is natively limited to transmitting 16bit 44kHz audio. If you wish to playback high resolution files please use DLNA/UPnP/MPD or Roon.
Due to Tidal’s current limitations this is not possible.
Yes, there is absolutely nothing to worry about. Both Poly and Mojo have sophisticated thermal protection mechanisms to ensure that your safety is not harmed.
User Guide
Learn how to make the most out of your Chord Poly with information on how to protect and clean your device from time to time. Get information on battery life indicators and configuring these with other devices.
Don't sweat it, this Chord Poly comes with a 1 year warranty from Chord that covers manufacturing defects. All products featured on Headphone Zone are backed by an original manufacturer's warranty.
"If you are going for a Mojo and you want a truly wireless experience from it not to mention the best possible performance then the Poly is really the best deal in town."
"A compact streaming accessory for Chord's superb Mojo. Despite imperfect usability, the Chord Poly is an excellent streaming accessory for its Mojo DAC."
Chord Poly is really a difficult task to set-up. Set-up process is so poor that at no point you are in confidence that you are heading in the right direction. It's just like shooting in the dark, if your luck favours, you reached at the one step, but now strive for the next! It took me around 7 days to make it fully functional when I was able to stream. But still I couldn't play Files in SD Card from Gofigure app. All I am able to succeed to play from UPnP app. Gofigure app is from Chord Electronics and it should be better, but I can't play my music Files through it because it requires music stored in Playlists form in the SD Card, which I couldn't able to do despite several efforts. Gofigure app can only read music stored in Playlist Form, it can't read normal music files as we save in SD Card. I request from experts at Headphone Zone, please tell me through Email and Phone that how to store music in "Playlist Form in micro SD Card", so that i can use Gofigure app.
After the task of setting-up completed, I started streaming music by Chord Poly through UPnP app by connecting Poly+Mojo to my Amplifier and Speakers. There is no doubt that sound quality was fantastic. Chord Mojo already sounds pretty good, with Poly it's a same level of superb sound quality with added convenience of wireless. I feel that warmth and airiness increased with Poly in comparison to playing only Mojo. Mojo sounds more focused, articulate with clean attack. Mojo and Poly+Mojo have a bit difference in sound characteristics, but both are very nice.
I have another streamer Cambridge Audio CXN V2, which has MRP Rs.99,000 but available at a discount. When I compared CXN V2 with Poly, I found that CXN V2 has more power and energy than Poly, but Poly has more instrument clarity and definition. Poly sounds slightly thin, but only in comparison to CXN V2, not otherwise. But Poly has edge in the form of more clarity and definition.
Thank you so much for sharing detailed review with us.
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Gautam (Jaipur)
Mojo + Poly + Roon = HEAVEN
Thanks Raghav.
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sudeep reddy lingi (Chennai)
Chord poly with updated Gofigure app
Chord poly has now been necessary to make chord mojo wireless with same sound quality. With Gofigure app updated recently you can now connect wirelessly anything. Also we can convert into music player with SD slot given. Also 2 months free Roon subscription given in the box. Also you can use apps like mconnect or glider to play lossless music or use any Mpd players.
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Rajesh Kumaran Venkatesh (Chennai)
Fab device
I have been following or rather waiting for this device since I got my mojo in 2016. The initial reviews since the polys launch have been nightmarish which made sure I didn’t want the poly. The 2 .0 update is fantastic. I was able to configure it with the app and further update it within 15 minutes or so. It’s pretty much straight forward now. I am yet to experiment with playing from the sd card. I am more of a streamer. I have a more fixed permanent setup for my high res files making the mojo poly combo a true mobile joy. Would definitely recommend this combo For serious music lovers.
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