What's your setup/configuration look like?

[CptKaos]

the Shadzi T3S's out in the shop wanted a little more power, so swapped the Aiyima A80 for Fosi ZD3 and V3 Mono's, rewarded with amazing sound

 

[DazST]

@Steve Woodhouse does that Topping have both BT in and out i.e. does it support listening via a pair of BT headphones if required?

No it only has Bluetooth input

 

[Fitti]

Es wäre toll, ein paar Bilder von eurem Setup mit WiiM-Produkten und der genauen Audiokonfiguration zu sehen, um anderen Ideen und Empfehlungen zu geben :Cool:.

 

[Aquaman]

The cleaning lady forgot to put the doors stops back to where they belong.

 

[Steve Woodhouse]

@Steve Woodhouse does that Topping have both BT in and out i.e. does it support listening via a pair of BT headphones if required?

Sorry, I don't know. But I don't believe so, and can't find mention of that anywhere, which it surely would.

Also, I suppose it'd largely negate the point of a DAC/headphone amp, as you'd not be using the DAC, and you'd not be using the amp.

 

[d6jg]

Sorry, I don't know. But I don't believe so, and can't find mention of that anywhere, which it surely would.

Also, I suppose it'd largely negate the point of a DAC/headphone amp, as you'd not be using the DAC, and you'd not be using the amp.

I am trying to replace 2 boxes - a BT headphone amp and a DAC/wired headphone amp - with one that does both

 

[Steve Woodhouse]

I am trying to replace 2 boxes - a BT headphone amp and a DAC/wired headphone amp - with one that does both

You could just bluetooth out to your bluetooth headphones direct from your WiiM.

How to send the output of WiiM device wirelessly to another BT devices?

WiiM devices feature two-way Bluetooth communication. This allows you to wirelessly send audio from your WiiM device to other Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as speakers, headphones, or Airpods. WiiM devices support audio output to only one B...

faq.wiimhome.com

 

[d6jg]

You could just bluetooth out to your bluetooth headphones direct from your WiiM.

How to send the output of WiiM device wirelessly to another BT devices?

WiiM devices feature two-way Bluetooth communication. This allows you to wirelessly send audio from your WiiM device to other Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as speakers, headphones, or Airpods. WiiM devices support audio output to only one B...

faq.wiimhome.com

I want it downstream of my amp so that all sources are available

 

[dangermouse]

The cleaning lady forgot to put the doors stops back to where they belong.

Where they would at least serve a useful purpose.

 

[Burnside]

Where they would at least serve a useful purpose.

Or as Darko explained - it stops heavyweight cables pulling the device off its shelf

 

[EddNog]

Or as Darko explained - it stops heavyweight cables pulling the device off its shelf

Surely that big, burly speaker doesn’t need the doorstop to prevent it from toppling over.

 

[Burnside]

Surely that big, burly speaker doesn’t need the doorstop to prevent it from toppling over.

We can’t see the cables though

 

[Hommerun]

Would be great to see some pictures of your setup with WiiM product and exact audio configuration to give others some ideas and recommendations.

This is a pretty simple home office desktop setup using a paired WiiM Sound and Sound Lite. The sound is pretty impressive after running roomfit on both with some light EQ. The Sound is L channel and Lite is R. Incredibly easy to setup. It works great from the WiiM Home app and Qobuz Connect. Have not tried it from Roon yet but expect the same results.

When I’m sitting at the desk listening it is actually an incredible immersive experience. I’m assuming that’s because of the room fit tuning. I am really impressed with the Sound/Lite.

As an FYI given the topic, have an WiiM Amp Ultra and WiiM Sub in the living room with KEF Q150 speakers which also sounds great. Although we don’t have the Amp Ultra connected to our television with ARC we do enjoy using the Apple TV WiiM app when listening to the Ultra.

 

[Mr Ee]

The Sound is L channel and Lite is R. Incredibly easy to setup.

When I’m sitting at the desk listening it is actually an incredible immersive experience. I’m assuming that’s because of the room fit tuning. I am really impressed with the Sound/Lite.

I always have the Sound as R and Lite as L

As for immersive experience, I might tag my thoughts on that into @adias's Lite User experience thread.

Happy listening!

 

[GeeJay]

 

[gazza1101]

This is a pretty simple home office desktop setup using a paired WiiM Sound and Sound Lite. The sound is pretty impressive after running roomfit on both with some light EQ. The Sound is L channel and Lite is R. Incredibly easy to setup. It works great from the WiiM Home app and Qobuz Connect. Have not tried it from Roon yet but expect the same results.

When I’m sitting at the desk listening it is actually an incredible immersive experience. I’m assuming that’s because of the room fit tuning. I am really impressed with the Sound/Lite.

As an FYI given the topic, have an WiiM Amp Ultra and WiiM Sub in the living room with KEF Q150 speakers which also sounds great. Although we don’t have the Amp Ultra connected to our television with ARC we do enjoy using the Apple TV WiiM app when listening to the Ultra. View attachment 32946

I'm wondering how 2 of these compare to the sound of a Sonos 5?
I love the Sonos but like the Wiim software.

 

[Steve Woodhouse]

I'm wondering how 2 of these compare to the sound of a Sonos 5?
I love the Sonos but like the Wiim software.

I’m just about to rant about the Sonos 5 elsewhere.

 

[Skull]

I'm wondering how 2 of these compare to the sound of a Sonos 5?
I love the Sonos but like the Wiim software.

Do what I did plug a wiim mini into the Sonos 5 problem solved