The Nines from Klipsch.I have my. Wiim Ultra connected to my JBL 4329P with Toslink. That's all I need. What speakers are you using?
The Nines from Klipsch.I have my. Wiim Ultra connected to my JBL 4329P with Toslink. That's all I need. What speakers are you using?
I have the exact same setup, works flawlesslyI have my. Wiim Ultra connected to my JBL 4329P with Toslink. That's all I need. What speakers are you using?
Seconded.Are you connecting the Ultra to your network ?
Is the R26 connected to an amplifier or powered speakers?
Myself? I would sell everything but the Ultra nothing else is really needed unless you have some connection issues we're not aware of. The Gustards and Aune look to be extra stuff tossed in with no benefit.
The Nines have toslink in so the Wiim is all you need. The main reason I got the WiiM Ultra is for the PEQ and ability to connect my external drive to the USB. My network storage died so instead of setting up another the ability to use the WiiM Ultra was an extra. If not for that I would have probably just gotten the Pro as I was using the digital out.The Nines from Klipsch.
If the Nuprime digitises the analogue inputs then connect your WiiM digitally to avoid unnecessary conversion/re-conversion. You won't hear the difference but it makes sense.Good morning.
I purchased a Nuprime Ida 16 integrated amplifier (the last one, discontinued, in a box and with a warranty, worth €1,000).
I need to connect the Wiim Ultra to it, not as a preamplifier, but simply as an audio source.
I connect my phono, CD, and TV to the Wiim, and set the volume output to fixed. Is that OK?
This way, I can use the subwoofer equalizer and audio correction on each connected source.
With the Nuprime, it uses its preamplifier and remote control to raise the volume.
My question is:
What's the best way to connect the Wiim Ultra to the integrated amplifier?
Using an RCA cable (I think Nuprime does digital conversion anyway), a coaxial/optical cable, or a USB cable? (I've never used a USB connection in my life, so I have no idea if it's a good or bad connection.)
Additionally, if I get the Nuprime ST-10, I have some advantages (it's exclusively for final audio).
Thanks so much for your help.
Others can chime in. I believe you can 'functionally use' your Nuprime amp as a 'power amp' and control the volume from the WiiM Ultra.Thank you so much for your replies.
You've made me realize there can only be one problem: the subwoofer!
I have to use the Wiim with a fixed volume because I use the volume control on the Nuprime integrated amplifier (the Wiim as a simple source). I can't do otherwise.
I don't know if the Nuprime can function solely as a power amplifier. Using the subwoofer is essential because I also need to reduce the low-frequency output on the small speakers (Monitor Audio Studio 89) and route it to the subwoofer.
Do you have any solutions?
Otherwise, I'll have to get a power amplifier, not an integrated one (for example, the Nuprime ST-10), on sale for €700.
Thanks in advance.
I have an Ultra with a Vibelink amp and use the Vibelink as a power amp. I simply leave the Vibelink's volume control at 3 o'clock (about 80% of max volume) and control the playback volume with the Ultra's volume control. This has several advantages. First, it allows the Ultra's sub-out connection to be used with the sub's volume now tracking with the overall volume level. Second, it also allows me to use either my phone and the WiiM remote to control the volume so I don't have to walk over to the amp everytime I want to adjust things. You can do the same with the Nuprime -- just set the Nuprime's volume control at or near max and leave it there.Others can chime in. I believe you can 'functionally use' your Nuprime amp as a 'power amp' and control the volume from the WiiM Ultra.
Just set the Nuprime volume to max and control volume upstream of it in the WiiM. That's what I do with my amp which is a 'sort of' integrated and has a volume control.Thank you so much for your replies.
You've made me realize there can only be one problem: the subwoofer!
I have to use the Wiim with a fixed volume because I use the volume control on the Nuprime integrated amplifier (the Wiim as a simple source). I can't do otherwise.
I don't know if the Nuprime can function solely as a power amplifier. Using the subwoofer is essential because I also need to reduce the low-frequency output on the small speakers (Monitor Audio Studio 89) and route it to the subwoofer.
Do you have any solutions?
Otherwise, I'll have to get a power amplifier, not an integrated one (for example, the Nuprime ST-10), on sale for €700.
Thanks in advance.
Don't worry. There's no additional pre-amplification going on in the digital domain, anyway. Even the analog input of the WiiM Ultra is digitized straight away, so there is no additional pre-amp stage, even in this case.A sort of double "preamp," but I think it works without distortion.
A signal can be "bit perfect" only as long as it is in the digital domain. The definition of bit perfect ends as soon as you're behind any DAC. Be it the DAC built into the WiiM Ultra (when using the RCA connection) or the DAC built into the IDA 16 (when using any digital connection).Am I probably losing the bit perfect? I honestly don't even know what that means -![]()
What do you want to achieve?Looking for feedback on this idea
Any better examples or other solutions out there?
I assume not doing any DAC/ADC just DDC signal processing