That means in most setups (at normal listening levels) the distortion of the sub out should not be audible?You can see that here
Distortions are fine up to -15 dBFS, then it starts to grow rapidly.
That means in most setups (at normal listening levels) the distortion of the sub out should not be audible?You can see that here
Distortions are fine up to -15 dBFS, then it starts to grow rapidly.
I would say so. We usually listen within the range of just a few watts.That means in most setups (at normal listening levels) the distortion of the sub out should not be audible?
Yes, and it seems more people are reporting it on the ASR forum instead of here on the WiiM forum.Looks like the number or reports about whining/humming noise of the Amp increases. It's obviously not an issue of just my unit, it's something much more common. Pity as I was assured that it has been resolved and will not happen with production units.
Yes, I meant these ones mainly.Yes, and it seems more people are reporting it on the ASR forum instead of here on the WiiM forum.
Hi Team,
Thank you for your valuable feedback. Here are some updates:
Power Consumption Issue: The recent firmware had a bug leading to higher power consumption. We've identified the cause and will release an update next week. The new version will reduce idle mode power consumption to about 3W.
Humming Noise: A very small number of units from our first manufacturing batch exhibit a low humming noise due to the power transformer. This issue has been resolved in subsequent batches. If your unit is affected, please contact us by sending us a feedback ticket.
Your ongoing support is greatly appreciated.
the device outputs high frequency component on the sub out. It's at 520 kHz and -15 dBV level which gives the overall Vpp of 680 mV even when no content is played.
Could this be related toWill this prevent a subwoofer with auto on/off going into standby?
It might be related I think.Could this be related to
"Turning off an HDMI-connected Samsung ‘The Frame’ TV shuts off sound to the loudspeakers (as we’d expect) but a low-level randomised ‘put-put-put’ sound (noise interference?) continues to spill from the KEF KC62 subwoofer. I have to switch the WiiM AMP over to another input to make it stop...This subwoofer ‘noise interference’ also shows up sometimes – but not always – after having used the TOSLINK input." from
https://darko.audio/2023/11/wiim-amp-review-flying-high-on-value-for-money/
Was this fixed by the first firmware update?Could this be related to
"Turning off an HDMI-connected Samsung ‘The Frame’ TV shuts off sound to the loudspeakers (as we’d expect) but a low-level randomised ‘put-put-put’ sound (noise interference?) continues to spill from the KEF KC62 subwoofer. I have to switch the WiiM AMP over to another input to make it stop...This subwoofer ‘noise interference’ also shows up sometimes – but not always – after having used the TOSLINK input." from
https://darko.audio/2023/11/wiim-amp-review-flying-high-on-value-for-money/
Hi Steve,Hi WiiM.
This product has only just arrived Europe.
Can you confirm whether Amazon UK’s allocation may be affected, or are we safe to order from them?
Many thanks.
Don’t think there is oneWhere is the filter setting on wiim amp?
The ES9018 datasheet, show one type digital filter only, with selectable fast/slow roll off.Where is the filter setting on wiim amp?
The ES9018 datasheet, show one type digital filter only, with selectable fast/slow roll off.
Different from ES9038, that has 7 filters.
I can be wrong but I think it's a characteristic of the chip, the only dac with 9018 I had (SMSL 100), didn't give filter selection