Dear Hazenhart! In this group arrangement, when 2 Wiim Pro Plus are working in a group, have you actually implemented a 2.2 active crossover like this? If I group 2 Wiim pro Plus, are they always in perfect sync with each other? Can there never be a delay? Because that's exactly what I'm thinking. I have a Pro Plus, I'd like to buy another one, and another stereo power amp. I'd group them, and one Pro Plus would drive the subs, and the other the 2-way wideband. But for this to work, they have to stay in perfect sync in all input modes. In such a case, in a multiroom situation, is one Pro Plus the Master? So is it theoretically possible to implement a 2-way active crossover with 2 Pro Plus? There will never be async or delay? Thank you
Subwoofer Output on Pro and Pro Plus?
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to treat the subwoofers a simple mini should do the job just as well... ;-)
A while ago I grouped two wiims (each going to an external dac iirc, I'd have to search for the post!) and then the left of one and the right of another going into a single integrated amp.
I only heard a delay / "echo" / problem when I manually adjusted the sync delay away from 0. I only had them set up like this for a few hours, playing Tidal.
You may have an issue with lip sync with grouped wiims, although the recently added group delay settings can minimise this.
Playing music has no such issues as there's no external reference.
One thing to note, grouped wiims are 'limited' to 48khz max.
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