yeh it was meant to poke fun a little bit because as @Jls points out - we've come a LONG way with Class D in the past 2 decades.If this is a joke, I admit I don't get it. "Class G" is vendor specific jargon and really nothing new. Heck, the editorial hint "This section needs additional citations for verification." on Wikipedia dates back to June 2014.
Is that a step up or down from “execrable”?But for me this HEOS platform is pure pita.
Changing the amplifier/DAC brand to an audiophile brand will not have any advantages, it will only make the device more expensiveMaybe when it becomes a purify 250w 8ohm 500w 4ohm with a high quality dac
That would be the NAD M33 I guess. Despite the price differenceMaybe when it becomes a purify 250w 8ohm 500w 4ohm with a high quality dac, Dirac room correction full with the license and two sub outs and it is around 800-1000 euro then I will think about it!
No, the hdmi connection is an ARC (audio return channel) connection onlyDaft question here, since on the description it says arc does that mean you can have an osd on your TV
If you want to call it that…So basically it's a hdmi input
If you want to call it that…
HDMI ARC as in “audio return channel” says enough for me tbhHow about “an audio-only HDMI input”?
As I replied to your same question in another thread, the Amp has a loudness EQ setting but some don’t consider that a loudness functionDoes the WiiM Amp have a loudness function? And will the WiiM Amp Pro have one?
A loudness function that would adapt according to volume (like in rme's dac or some yamaha products) would be great. more volume -> less of a smiley face in eq and vice versa.As I replied to your same question in another thread, the Amp has a loudness EQ setting but some don’t consider that a loudness function.