Recent content by SeeTeeShock

Ditto

You don't need an Echo Link. The WiiM device is recognized in the Alexa and Amazon Music apps. You can also use an Echo device - such as an Echo Dot - to voice-control the WiiM device.

Yes, it can. See: https://forum.wiimhome.com/threads/wiim-mini-firmware-v4-6-708757-update-feb-25-2025.6645/

I'm sure you already know that the Mini and Pro both use the same DAC: TI BB PCM5121. I'm listening to a Mini now and it sounds very good.

Not a new product as such, but a possible enhancement to existing devices (unless this already exists elsewhere) whereby each track played from any source, is looked up in an online database (a bit like an enhanced EAC track error correction database[?],) to see if a set of recommended...

Consider these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Double-Waterproof-Traceless-Transparent-Adhesive/dp/B0CPY9TBLM

Come on WiiM. Surely that's not the best VU you can manage. How about a photo realistic pair scaled to fit. They don't have to fill the screen. Preferably, a choice. Also, any chance of a Channel Mode parameter alongside the Balance control, to select between STEREO, REVERSE, LEFT, RIGHT...

Haven't they done so already with this? Albeit not very detailed.

AV.com inviting pre-order @£339 stating "Estimated delivery: 18th - 20th June."

(from WhatHiFi: https://www.whathifi.com/news/7-of-the-best-hi-fi-separates-at-high-end-munich-2024)

Room correction measurements could easily be transmitted over BT or DLNA, and the wired mic placed anywhere in the room, the latter as done with many AV receivers, etc. WiiM could sell (or recommend) a suitable calibrated mic to get the best out of their RC. The mics on some phones/tablets are...

Does the headphone socket accept a microphone input for room correction measurements? Alternatively, does the USB port accept a USB microphone input in addition to audio output and storage access, via a hub?