Recent content by adias

This can indeed be a Tidal problem.

I see that others already helped, so you are on your way to explore the Ultra as a transport via USB. Set fixed volume out at 100%, connect it to a good DAC (better than its own) and enjoy it in its best audio quality configuration.

It’s the featuritis disease.

Keep insisting on a basic streamer transport. No screen, no dac, no preamp. Top shielded electronics and power supply. Call it WiiM ST as in streamer transport.

You probbaly sent WHA feedback, so soon you will hear back from @WiiM Support.

Have you power-cycled the device? Off/On?

@WiiM Team - It would be helpful if the team posts the Sub Pro’s sensitivity number, say around 50-70Hz (dB/W at 1m). That would be useful to match the Sub’s Level to known sensitivity of main speakers.

See my user experince here - https://forum.wiimhome.com/threads/wiim-sub-pro-user-experience.7960/

Pretty much my view and experience. And it works well via WiFi which is great.

Here’s an attempt shot from the front. It appears to be an 8” diam circle an perhaps a 4” vent port:

I never found a need to use subwoofers in my audio systems until now. That is because I never felt necessary to complement the bass end of those systems; they sound balanced to me and appropriately wide ranging for the mostly classical and jazz music playback I favor. The exception is a new...

For a future Ultra streamer transport I suggest an external WiFi antenna to reduce RFI fields inside the case.

No. The wiggles on the record are a mechanical analog of the acoustic waveform. Nothing digital there, a very linear mapping of two waveforms just equalized with the RIAA EQ.

Well done! This is what some of us have been asking WiiM to do, including a filtered USB output.

Send feedback through the app.