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As small and easily portable as the Hugo is, it offers a range of connection options befitting a DAC/amp twice its size. In addition to a 6.3-millimeter headphone output and two 3.5-millimeter alternatives, it’s equipped with optical and coax inputs, twin USB inputs, and aptX Bluetooth Read More
What are you guys talking about it must be low end products because Chord Hugo Dac/Amp sounds Great I do not buy low end products to use when I listen with my High end Headphones Which one are you: Low Fi, Mid Fi or Hifi. Yes Chord Hugo2 is better
Way overpriced flashy junk that offers subtle improvement to audio. Get efficient headphones and tell them to shove this overpriced crap you know where.
Love how the photo shows it paired with a DT880, which costs a 6th the price of it. LOL! You've got to be kidding me. Get the 32 ohm DT880 and save yourself a thousand dollars off this overpriced crap!
Twerk0232 ohm DT sounds awfull , buy the 250 instead, and no you don't buy a HUGO for such headphones, you buy a Hugo to use it with very expensive speakers or headphones
Balanced in and out on headphone gear is completely unnecessary. The only advantage is when you have long cable runs which would never happen here. This is a very accomplished DAC and I challenge anyone to hear a difference between this and the new model. I committed because there is nothing better in a compact DAC/Amp and this is a great price for new..
ciscomcAnother advantage for balanced is reduced crosstalk, but even then it's only a minor improvement and highly dependent on the rest of your setup.
Another MASSDROP of a discontinued product with NO mention of such in the write-up and no clear statement on warranty. Causing me to take a closer look at those items I have purchased in the past.
Chord makes GREAT sounding products so there is really no reason to not be honest and price this drop appropriately.
As an enthusiastic Hugo owner, this is what I paid for a used one about 6 months ago, which strikes me as not to shabby for a new, sealed product. The Hugo sounds amazing and the build qujality extremely high. The lack of balanced outputs matters little and would have made the Hugo less portable, and the sound this thing produces either as an amp or as a standalone DAC will give much more expensive products a run for the money. I just wish I could afford the Hugo 2!