It appears that there has been a little talk about this, but I wanted to echo it here.
It seems like only some software/firmware changes to allow a WiiM Pro/Pro+/Mini to act as an integrated controller for a powered subwoofer. I utilize my WiiM system for whole-house audio, and my main-floor currently benefits from a little in-wall subwoofer to help fill out the low end supplementing an array of in-ceiling speakers. The in-wall sub is problematic and limited for a variety of reasons, and if I could utilize another WiiM controller in a way that provided seamless integration and effective eq of a powered sub with the Pro Plus that runs my in-ceiling arrays, I would definitely do so.
Fundamental features would include:
- Persistent and seamless grouping with the WiiM device feeding the full range speakers.
- Synchronization, phase adjustment, level-matching, crossover, and effective bass eq.
Anyone else have any thoughts on this?
It seems like only some software/firmware changes to allow a WiiM Pro/Pro+/Mini to act as an integrated controller for a powered subwoofer. I utilize my WiiM system for whole-house audio, and my main-floor currently benefits from a little in-wall subwoofer to help fill out the low end supplementing an array of in-ceiling speakers. The in-wall sub is problematic and limited for a variety of reasons, and if I could utilize another WiiM controller in a way that provided seamless integration and effective eq of a powered sub with the Pro Plus that runs my in-ceiling arrays, I would definitely do so.
Fundamental features would include:
- Persistent and seamless grouping with the WiiM device feeding the full range speakers.
- Synchronization, phase adjustment, level-matching, crossover, and effective bass eq.
Anyone else have any thoughts on this?
