Recent content by Witterings

WiiM are a commercial company who I'm sure probably want to make as many sales as possible and there are thousands of amps sold to people who don't have WiiM streamers, I'm sure any commercial business would want to maximise their potential audience / sales and not just limit it to only those...

This is the whole point of what I and others are saying though ... it's neither one thing or the other. I think there's 2 different markets, one being the purists who just want a power amp and not the extra inputs and those looking for a small integrated and it doesn't strictly fall into...

It was a tongue in cheek comment .... if you want replace F**^^g with flipping. Every review says pretty much the same and it's widely commented on in many forum threads voicing my comments. I've been a huge WiiM fan having for a long time and have owned 8 of their streamers but I just feel...

At least it wasn't me that started it and never would have ... therein lies a difference.

Gosh ... what a rude and unhelpful response! For your information I haven't bought one, I'm doing research before buying an amp and have a bigger budget if necessary so you look like a bit of an idiot with your "finger pointy" comment.

Give it a F**^^g remote control ..... this Amp is SO near and yet SO FAR ..... if it had a remote I would have instantly bought one but WiiM Pros and Minis, the only way to take advantage of the higher quality DAC in the Vibelink is with Optical out and if you use the Pro / Mini for volume...

If you're using a Pro as a pre-amp using optical or coax and us it to control volume, is there some degradation in sound as you reduce volume as opposed to using 100% fixed and compared to using RCA out?

I'm a MASSIVE WiiM fan for many reasons ... just wanted to get that across 1st, but, I have recently found that the newer Bluesound products have the edge in terms of sound quality, irrespective of whether they're analogue out OR digital / USB out into a decent DAC. In the room I'm referring...

Yes that is what I meant as i could then plug the "1st device" in via RCA using it's DAC as opposed to the Vibelink's and use a Pro's digital out to use the higher quality DAC on the Vibelink ..... the amp will be placed somewhere it'll be difficult to reach the button to switch inputs...

If I'm using the RCA input on a Pro or Pro Plus for lets call it "The 1st Device" device and then using the Optical out from the Pro or Pro Plus into say a Vibelink. I'm guessing the fact the 1st device has already converted from Digital to Analogue will be ignored (as opposed to passed...

I did all of this and the 1st time afterwards it worked but unfortunately not again since but thanks for the suggestion!

Your reply is very timely ... I did actually move to Tidal but have been having more issues and sent them a support ticket about 5 days ago, have to say they're pretty useless, I think it's a Bot I'm dealing as they don't seem to even read your responses and just churn out a script of what to do...

I've had a look at this .... I have 3 devices, Kitchen, Lounge & Garden and those are their individual names. I've set up 2 groups, both of which Kitchen is the lead, one group is Kitchen and Lounge and is called Both, the other group is all 3 and is just called All. If I go into Tidal (which...

Thanks for the replies guys, last night I thought I'd try and re-boot them and see if it made a difference and all of a sudden they're working fine, I didn't think to try this before as I could see in the WiiM App that they were playing and it also worked using Tidal Connect so didn't think it'd...

If I use the Tidal App and cast to my WiiM via Tidal connect it works fine but if I cast to Chromecast there's no sound output. Looking in the WiiM app you can see it's playing the track but there's no sound. I've checked Chromecast is enabled on the WiiM and it is ..... it's not just with one...