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Thanks everyone for all the replies. there may be no cure for tinnitus but I'll welcome any placebo based cure or whatever works i'll take it. Also to note I didn't get bothered by tinnitus all week and i started hearing those dreaded high frequency sounds the moment i started reading this...

I’m looking for a combiner (not switcher) so I can connect trigger outs from two different sources to one amplifier. Source 1: Wiim Pro (Connected to an SMSL DAC which doesn't have a trigger out) Source 2: Denon AVR (used as a preamp) Destination: Parasound Amplifier I’ve searched quite a bit...

Were you able to resolve the issue? If so let us know how. i have KEF R11s too so i'm just curious about what you found out.

I see. I have all my devices connected to the AVR which is like a central hub so this is not possible for me. Anyways WiiM pro seems like a much needed device for me and after fixing all the issues I’m very impressed by it and extremely happy with the performance.

How do you connect Apple TV4k to your DAC?

yes hence I’m focusing on Tidal now. Spotify can have a monopoly on streaming with their Spotify connect, vast music library and podcasts if they can only support HiRes and lossless music

It’s probably iTunes but they are calling/branding it as Apple Music when the app is displayed. There is no mention of iTunes at all

I think the solution to all of this is to purchase an iPad mini and use it as my music playing device. I’ll still keep the WiiM pro and use it either as an Airplay endpoint or use Tidal connect as I please. It’s time for the old Apple TV to go.

I used to play Apple Music on my phone and airplay the music out to the Apple TV. Now after your suggestion I tried opening the Apple Music App on the Apple TV but it is asking me to purchase content. I’m not able to use my Apple Music account

Yes that’s what I meant :) it works very well but just not as good as Spotify connect in terms of usability and connecting with several systems.

Yes Pure Direct. I connected the DAC outputs to CD in of the Denon and connected PreAmp out of the denon to my Amplifier. Clearly Denon either is not doing a good of preamp or it doesn’t like the voltage out coming of the DAC

Yes it’s an older Apple TV with optical cable. I tried running Apple Music on it this morning but couldn’t login to my account. I’m giving up at this point and sticking to WiiM with Tidal since it’s working so well. Apple Music is still my preferred choice due to the wide selection of music but...

There are no subs in my system. I researched a bit but I didn’t want to get into it before getting my 2 channel thing right.

I have a center Channel too which is connected to the AVR but the music is 2 channel stereo only.

Oh i see it’s clear now. Let me try it out. Thanks for the suggestion

After doing a few more experiments I figured the main issue was fixing the DAC output volume and using Denon AVR as my preamp. Once Denon is out of the picture it changed the game completely. It’s night and day. I tested it with my wife too several times A,B testing. I learnt a lesson to keep...

Thanks everyone for the great suggestions. I used to set my DAC to fixed mode and connect the DAC outputs to my Denon Receiver and use it as a preamp and connect its preamp out to the amplifier. I missed that one detail in my above post. So here is my connection chain. Basically i used Denon...

I guess you don't understand my problem. If I use Airplay my iPhone is continuously sending music to the Apple TV which is sending the same music to the DAC. So i'm not free to use my phone while listening to music. I can't make phone calls etc. With Tidal and Spotify the iPhone works like a...

Yes but with AirPlay I’m streaming from my phone to Apple TV in CD resolution 44.1 and 16but. It is not truly a remote in that sense. If I get a phone call the music stops. Whereas WiiM with Tidal connect your phone is truly a remote and I get to play with higher resolution 24bit and 96khz...

Could be brightness or something else hard to describe but I can’t hear for more than 15 mins for sure. Whereas my previous setup with Apple TV and optical cable I can hear for longer time without any fatigue. With WiiM Pro I can actually hear a lot of details may be a little too much of it?