Miguelón
Major Contributor
I tried all combinations and didn’t find any other better than by default.Assuming the 1V/2V selection is an analogue gain setting in the output stage, then theoretically, you are better using the 1V setting and increasing the digital volume control by 6dB to compensate.
In reality - as you've found - this will be inaudible in real world listening conditions. You defintately want to leave the power amp on it's lowest gain setting though.
I have the impression the different voltages are digitally produced by signal attenuation, since WiiM explained that dedicate 8 bits to volume regulation. With steps going 3 by 3 from 0 to 100 they have enough data to cover all combinations.
This coincides with organization of voltage outputs in multiples of 500 mV (0.5, 1 and 2V) and of 200 mV (0.2, and 0.4 V) because multiple repeated volume values and will be cheaper to implement
POST EDITING: I said a nonsense, I tried volume 37 at 2V and is lower than volume 74 at 1V. It surely is not a linear scale but logarithmic
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