Recent content by adias

I saw the version and did not read the post. :) Yes of course if the unit is powered off updates or anything else do not work. But why would one do that? YMMV.

That seems to be a very old FW version...

So… there’s the answer. Thus, as a standalone speaker set it on LR.

Perhaps LR feeds the L highs to the left tweeter and the R highs to the right tweeter. Pure speculation on my part but easy to check.

WiiM released recently the WiiM Sound Lite, a variant of the original WiiM Sound introduced last Summer, minus a display; it also misses in the package a remote control which can be purchased separately. The speaker is sold in the US at Amazon at a current price of $229. My speaker arrived very...

Several controls at your disposal: Low pass frequency cutoff - is yours set too high? Change it down from 80Hz to 70, 60 and see if you hear a difference. Sub gain - another parameter to use. EQ of your main system - Set a high pass filter. Change those parameters and check.

My Ultra received 5.2.804553 yesterday. All settings were fine, except RAAT set on.

To the OP: Leave the Sound Lite turned on, playing music or some white noise for a few days. It seems to need ‘break-in’ more than others. Assuming the speaker is some distance from side walls, measure the distance from the center of the speaker to the rear wall - call it L. Calculate the...

USB yes, if your DAC had a filtered USB port and better clocks. Given that it doesn't have a USB port I would use coax with a proper 75 Ohm coax cable.

i2S is a lab cable standard. Experts say it is not the best connection between a streamer and a DAC. Asynchronous USB is better, assuming the DAC has better clocks.

There’s a computer in the streamer driving a WiiM amp but… a class D amp is not a computer and it’s not even a digital circuit.

This is beyond ridiculous. The Amp Pro runs cool - I consider cool the top surface measuring 110F; yes that is cool. It is an amp, physics at play, efficiency can’t be 100%. Dwelling on this affects one’s mental state and prevents enjoying the device for its purpose — music playback!

Yes, like you said but… a conventional tuner or radio when turned off and on again plays the previously tuned station. That paradigm is not followed here. No big deal.

Yeah it works. What happens is if the remote off is set, when turned on it remains silent. One needs to click play. So 2 clicks. To me it would make more sense to restore the playback prior to turning it off.

I will check that but don’t think it’s the problem, given that other functions work fine. I miss the WiiM Sound. 😩