That's interesting. I have not only the Wiim connected via Wi-Fi, but also the router itself via cellular net. Does that mean I'm hearing interference from the entire district?
Well, don't exaggerate. Any device is a compromise, whether it's price or size. Anyway, I was thinking about an external DAC for the Pro Plus. After installing the LPS, I was convinced of how great the DAC inside is. The asking price is €60.
Here I offered to give it a try to everyone who...
I don't understand how the conversation turned to network devices?
If we're talking about powering the device, it makes sense, as well as a logical explanation. Inexpensive switching power supplies, like those included in the Pro Plus kit, don't fully filter the pulses. This isn't important for...
So what? The data is delivered losslessly, and the same in both cases. Just don't tell me about how interference penetrates directly into the analog signal. That's a fairy tale.
If the signal is stable and there's no data packs loss, then it's an ideal interface with 100% isolation from the source. But no one will believe it, because you need a special, battery-powered router that costs a lot of money.
Of course, you can have both. It's just that these two devices solve such different problems, and the need for them is just as different. Taking them separately, I would, if possible, replace the bookshelf speakers with floorstanders instead of a subwoofer. This solves the issue of space...
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