Is this common.Unfortunately, I have to take back my comments about WiiM customer support. After an initial promising interaction where they offered to replace my WiiM Ultra due to defective coax/optical out, it’s now been one month and I have not received a new unit and they stopped responding to my inquiries 3 weeks ago. Radio silence. So I guess I’m stuck with a WiiM Ultra with unusable coax/optical out. Instead I’m using the usb out to a dac (for the xlr connection on the dac), which means i cannot connect my usb music library. Bummer, not what I was expecting.
This would be of importance when choosing between the ultra and amp pro.Yes, it allows you to attach an external DAC to USB WHILE attaching a subwoofer to the LFE output and having it apply bass management across the two outputs (digital crossover etc.)
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You can’t. Either use the umik on the Ultra and use its RC, or plug the umik into the PC, use REW and manually enter the resulting peq values into the WiiM home appI’m trying to use the ultra with rew on a pc with umik 1 mic.
How can I connect the pc to the ultra while calibrating.
Does the usb work?
In short, no--it does not work.I’m trying to use the ultra with rew on a pc with umik 1 mic.
How can I connect the pc to the ultra while calibrating.
Does the usb work?
This feature is already in beta testing stage with end-users. I stopped using the LFE output because having bass management turned on disables the ability to use L/R-distinct room correction, so I have now hooked the subwoofer up (in stereo) to my DAC's RCA outputs, the loudspeaker monobloc amps to the DAC's XLR outputs, and the DAC to the WiiM digitally, running the loudspeakers full-range and only blending the subwoofer in to get a decent B&K curve approximation, then running the WiiM's room correction full range L/R mode. Looks like this is not a problem for you since you can use your laptop with REW to do the room correction calcs instead. I took a cursory look at this, but REW is just too complicated/advanced for a simpleton like me, so I gave up. Plus I'm too lazy to transfer 20 PEQ adjustments from REW to the WiiM manually every time I run a room correction.This would be of importance when choosing between the ultra and amp pro.
It would mean full sub integration within the digital domain along with the mains too.
And with the bonus of having an amp built in for versatility.
Every time you run room correction? How many times would that be ?This feature is already in beta testing stage with end-users. I stopped using the LFE output because having bass management turned on disables the ability to use L/R-distinct room correction, so I have now hooked the subwoofer up (in stereo) to my DAC's RCA outputs, the loudspeaker monobloc amps to the DAC's XLR outputs, and the DAC to the WiiM digitally, running the loudspeakers full-range and only blending the subwoofer in to get a decent B&K curve approximation, then running the WiiM's room correction full range L/R mode. Looks like this is not a problem for you since you can use your laptop with REW to do the room correction calcs instead. I took a cursory look at this, but REW is just too complicated/advanced for a simpleton like me, so I gave up. Plus I'm too lazy to transfer 20 PEQ adjustments from REW to the WiiM manually every time I run a room correction.
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Does not have to be a newer model; just has to be the right model. For 1000 and 2000 series models, needs to be a Pro model, for 3000 series and up, they should all have an app. For the new 17 Ultra series, they now have built-in room correction for the sub, a feature no other model line has (yet).Every time you run room correction? How many times would that be ?
Also, does your svs sub have the app, or is that only for the newer pro models.
Try posting your WiiM ticket number in the WiiM forum (https://forum.wiimhome.com/) for the attention of the admin team (RyanwithWiim, WiiM Team, WiiM Support) and see if that jolts them into action. I presume your ticket gave details of where you bought the unit etc.Unfortunately, I have to take back my comments about WiiM customer support. After an initial promising interaction where they offered to replace my WiiM Ultra due to defective coax/optical out, it’s now been one month and I have not received a new unit and they stopped responding to my inquiries 3 weeks ago. Radio silence. So I guess I’m stuck with a WiiM Ultra with unusable coax/optical out. Instead I’m using the usb out to a dac (for the xlr connection on the dac), which means i cannot connect my usb music library. Bummer, not what I was expecting.
Works perfectly. Much more consistent and responsive than the remote that came with Topping D90 III Discrete.Hi, does the Pre section work well with the remote control?
I would like to drive the Fosi V3 monos
Thank you
I asked this question because with the Wiim Pro Plus the preamp section is not good, I had to use a passive preampWorks perfectly. Much more consistent and responsive than the remote that came with Topping D90 III Discrete.
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I’m afraid ASR is the wrong place to discuss this. Everyone here will tell you that digital volume control is superior/fully transparent due to better objective measurement/perfect channel balance.I asked this question because with the Wiim Pro Plus the preamp section is not good, I had to use a passive preamp
In what way do you think it is not good?I asked this question because with the Wiim Pro Plus the preamp section is not good, I had to use a passive preamp
I hear a sound like there is a blanket in front of the speakersIn what way do you think it is not good?
I strongly suggest that the problem is the direction of your interconnect cables. Plug them in the other way round and I am sure you’ll find the veil (blanket) will be lifted.I hear a sound like there is a blanket in front of the speakers
I already did these tests before asking the question about the Wiim Pro Plus, which is why I was asking if the Wiim ultra was superior since I don't own itI strongly suggest that the problem is the direction of your interconnect cables. Plug them in the other way round and I am sure you’ll find the veil (blanket) will be lifted.
Sorry. Couldn’t resist.