What products you'd like to see WiiM produce?

[EddNog]

in germany it is +/- 105 €. mine was in a bundle with my shd.

I take it the streaming features of the SHD aren’t amazing, so the WiiM is preferred?

-Ed

 

[Machiavelli]

it is fine enough for me

 

[Machiavelli]

i am fine with what i have. it was only about pricing.

 

[Machiavelli]

I take it the streaming features of the SHD aren’t amazing, so the WiiM is preferred?

-Ed

it is in my main system, no streaming features needed. nothing to do with wiim.

 

[slartibartfast]

Try this https://www.soundimports.eu/en/dayt...dpiwf5a5c9YPK5AYtF1oDHlfiBCl9yw0aAnKcEALw_wcB

Good price

 

[mlsstl]

Okay, it's a possible solution, but it's very expensive ($176 on Amazon) just to calibrate the audio system a few times.
There are more simple microphones available, but they don't have calibration files, so the problem persists.
For example, my very old Pioneer audio-video amplifier has a built-in calibration microphone that connects directly to the amplifier.

I have the Dayton mike (bought a year ago for $40 on Amazon in the US) and downloaded the calibration file. It was within +/- 1 dB from bass through about 10Khz so I wasn't worried about trying adjust my readings any further using the file. You're going to get far more variation than that from just moving the microphone around a bit from reading to reading. Since I don't listen with my head in a vise, I was very pleased with the improvement I got using using the "uncalibrated" mike for room correction, though I will say I liked the results with the Dayton mike more than what I got with the Samsung S22 built-in mike.

 

[castalla]

This mic discussion needs its own thread.

 

[EddNog]

This mic discussion needs its own thread.

Maybe this is some subliminal manner of asking WiiM's next new product to be a (more affordable) calibrated mic.

-Ed