Recent content by Steve Woodhouse

Actually, more than I remembered. A10 has a 3" woofer, WiiM 4". A10 is c.50W, WiiM 100W.

There’s not a lot in it with the A10, as far as I can see. Not checked for a while.

It’s in the house, but my lad has it now. I’ve not run roomfit yet. Will it wipe my old PEQ? Should I write it down?

Thank you. Can you do it the other way around? Your own PEQ first, then apply RoomFit on top of that?

I thought that, after room fit, you could only apply GEQ, not PEQ. Do I have that wrong?

Is it yet possible to assign a set number of PEQ bands to room correction, let's say seven or eight, and keep the other two or three separate for your own use (specific speaker correction)?

Good information on the specs. Regarding how much it’s likely to cost, given WiiM’s (and Apple’s) history on pricing, I’d say that’s a non sequitur.

It depends what you want it for, but I suspect that it does 99% of what 99% of people would like it it do. I'm not sure 'basic' is much of a criticism when 'basic' is what it will almost always be used for. Certainly, if you have complex, bespoke needs, other options are available to you, and...

Alternately, why have WiiM announced this at all, unless they’ve worked with Audio Pro and thought they could do it better for the same price, or just as good but cheaper?

Regarding price, the Audio Pro A10 Mkii is c.£220. The Apple HomePod is c.£300. The Denon Home 150 is c.£199 (started at £220). The Sonos Era 100 is c.£180 (started at £200). So the WiiM will be? They're know for releasing products at extremely competitive prices. Can they go sub-£200?

Ah, my apologies.

Hi Mimmo. Look at it like this. If you use Google translate, that only has to be done once. If you post in Spanish, it has to be translated by everyone reading it (who doesn’t does Spanish). Just as a general concept, I look at it this way (and this also applies to English speakers using...

Just for clarity, do you mean you'd use your TV's remote to control your WiiM through the Home TV App?

Surely, the exact opposite. If it's mixed with a lot of bass (compared to other genres), that's because it's intended to have more bass. Noy for you to reduce the bass so it doesn't sound more bassy than other genres; surely that completely defeats the object of mixing with more bass. Of...

It's a good solution. But if anyone else is wondering how to do this, you can get an Amazon Fire TV Stick HD for £25, and use the app on that. £32 for the 4K version.