I don’t know what a Cord Mojo has for a power supply. You will need a source that has about +/-15v rails and can drive a lower impedance load. Most “headphone amps” will handle the current needs but not all can swing +/12.5v.
You're asking too much
Proper Greedy Boy doesn't:
-read,
-search,
-wait.....
but, after some time, each and every one learn how to be happy
I have some idea of what you are projecting, but i personally don't abide by it. I posit G.B. Shaw:
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
They started using a supercapacitor array, as of late... with great result. I think this is the future for all digital HiFi sources... (not including a high power amplification).
The Meanwell SMPS's I used inside the ACA amps are absolutely phenomenal. I think once I loaded them with close to 2A (on a test bench), their voltage drop was only a few 10ths of a volt... insanely good. Also, dead quiet AND they very providing nice, low impedance over the entire audio range. I am thinking of using the SMPS's inside my Aleph J as an experiment.
Pa said two iterations being of same performances
not 100% sure about, I think sole difference could be phase of 2nd
so irrelevant, just flip the phase of speakers
