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Im reading 'Hane" on one and something longer on the other. Look the same as the ones posted on here sometime ago and VERY Truthear in design /style.
Im reading 'Hane" on one and something longer on the other. Look the same as the ones posted on here sometime ago and VERY Truthear in design /style.
WiiM Pro Plus has a decent DAC actualy not a problem its Sinad is 114dB ,the normal WiiM not so much .Not comparable,different type of devices.
But even performance-wise, if Topping sticks to the number chasing won't be higher than -115db THD+N.
So,115db vs 87db SINAD is abysmal.
Price won't be comparable too I imagine,probably close to one grand if I have learned Topping's policy by now.
I stand corrected though,all this naming taken by the gaming industry is confusing!I was responding to:
“If we can finally have a DAC with 10 band Peq at an affordable price it would finally be real progress”
The WiiM Pro Plus is a DAC with (upcoming) 10 band PEQ. You get a streamer thrown in for free! But you can use it just as a DAC.
Right now, if you want a transparent DAC with 10 band PEQ, and presuming WiiM manage to include this update, the Pro Plus is the only game in town, unless you want to spend silly money.
Not a big fan of the A weighted specs there.
WiiM Pro Plus has a decent DAC actualy not a problem its Sinad is 114dB ,the normal WiiM not so much .
It only lacks balanced out ,
Here is the user guide in english https://device.report/m/c9fabe241e3b9e19efcc168bbcac68a02069f00a3be22b1378a1564cfa1d98ff.pdf
Here is the user guide in english https://device.report/m/c9fabe241e3b9e19efcc168bbcac68a02069f00a3be22b1378a1564cfa1d98ff.pdf
There is no PEQ related functionality there at all just the usual filters.
I stand corrected though,all this naming taken by the gaming industry is confusing!
I've had two basic MASH players from the late 90's here, one actually a five disc changer from the HD70 mini system currently in storage and the other, the SL-PS670 player, again with the simpler and less spectacular MASH decoder than the more advanced 770 model had. Both to me sounded excellent and no issue with atmosphere or fade/reverb 'tail's' being reproduced properly. Only issue with the 670 was sticky grease on the laser sled runners causing a jump twenty seconds or so in on the first disc to be played when the laser carriage was first pulled away from the disc start position - a good clean of the track and thread sorted it...I remember a Technics MASH player where sound was chopped up somehow, audible when you listening to the common fading in the end of songs. Like that "robot-like speech" digital distortion.
PEQ on driver.Here is the user guide in english https://device.report/m/c9fabe241e3b9e19efcc168bbcac68a02069f00a3be22b1378a1564cfa1d98ff.pdf
There is no PEQ related functionality there at all just the usual filters.
Hm. So USB only?PEQ on driver.
Hm. So USB only?
PEQ is configurable via USB, but is applied to all inputs:
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