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Is it correct that you can use the USB port as audio out? And connect another Wiim Amp to that? I.e HDMI arc -> Wiim Amp #1 -> USB -> Wiim Amp#2

Ohh! And the speakers are still high passed with that option enabled?

Is it possible to use no low pass on sub out BUT WITH high pass on the speakers?

Well, it clearly has a 12v trigger

Was signal sense scrapped in favor of 12v trigger?

Any news on the pricing yet?

Woofer breakup isn't really anything special. Typical of hard diaphragms and nothing a 3-4th order (electrical) filter cannot handle, so can't imagine that being a dealbreaker as to why it's seen so little adoption. Something like that :D High WAF and controlled dispersion all the way from...

You low pass the woofer long before 3k. French site quoted in first post does 2k. Tweeter distortion starts to rise a little below that.

They're not meant to do bass. Pretty much all subwoofers do 300 Hz smoothly without issues.

180 EUR from TLHP

As long as the HF accident is strictly on-axis, it's gonna contribute almost nothing to the total sound power. My idea was to maybe make some small cardioid satellites with them to extend that nice power response down to 200-300 Hz where they could meet an active subwoofer/bass system.

There's no 10k tweeter breakup mode. It's the normal coax on-axis HF accident found on pretty much every coax in existence. Disappears as soon as you go off-axis.

I don't see much use of this coaxial. Seems well designed and a great candidate as a cardioid satelite crossed to a subwoofer for example. See attached power response with crossover. Just the usual coax HF accident that disappears as soon as you go off axis...

Might be main lobe is designed to tilt downward (or upward) with an odd-order filter, and thus measuring on-axis with tweeter isn't the way to go