New installation of the Wiim Amp Pro ☑️💯%

Hello everyone,

New Wiim Amp Pro amp integrated in my living room and I did well to wait for the second version of the Wiim AMP because this Pro version made me pass a big void compared to my old installation (a Loxjie A30 amp + wiim pro) coupled with Q Acoustics 3030 i

From the first pieces played we hear a very nice difference... Everything is more airy, dynamic, but above all a separation of the instruments which allows to gain in clarity and precision, each thing is in its place and the restitution is ample and spatial.

I must say that I did not expect such a surprise and I thought that my old system was really good but I felt that something was missing especially in the mids and that the sound was a little messy, messy.

Now the sound is impactful with beautiful bass, I must say that I rediscover my music. I also find that it highlights my speakers and their full potential much more.

I was already largely convinced by the WIIM application but here we are on an all-in-one device, practical, aesthetic and frankly qualitative at all levels.

I recommend and validate 100% the Wiim Amp Pro.

You can go for it with your eyes closed.

PS: before switching to class D amps, I had several class AB amps: Onkyo, Yamaha, Pioneer, Denon, luxman then two SMSL class D amps.... This pro amp does not make me regret my old amps, quite the contrary.

WiiM AMP Pro / Q Acoustics 3030i / QED XT25 cables / Norstone Stylum 3 stands

 

[WiiMer SJ]

Your cable routing is nearly invisible. Nicely done.

 

[Le Duc]

Your cable routing is nearly invisible. Nicely done.

Thank you for your compliment. I hesitated for a long time to pass them through the foot then on the ground and I had the idea of making them run along the corners of the wall since they are silvery white it is indeed quite discreet

 

[WiiMer SJ]

Thank you for your compliment. I hesitated for a long time to pass them through the foot then on the ground and I had the idea of making them run along the corners of the wall since they are silvery white it is indeed quite discreet

Here in the US our National Electrical Code (NEC) used to require equipment and cabling to be installed in a "neat and workmanlike manner". It now refers to "professional and skillful" In your case "discreet" works equally well.