Recent content by ka07056

I have a Wiim Pro running coax to a Marantz NR1200. it powers two patio speakers outdoors. On the other side of the yard a Wiim mini connected to a cheap class d amp powers two more Klipsch outdoor speakers. They synch up just fine.

I did the same thing for years using an Amazon Echo Input connected to a cheap class D Douk amp. This weekend I just finished the setup of my Wimm mini in a similar configuration. It is working fine. We'll see how it does in the Texas heat this summer.

The WiiM Pro, the Marantz and the OSD patio amp are all in the same location.

Just got a Marantz NR-1200. I want to connect my WiiM pro to the Marantz *and* a secondary amp to power patio speakers. Should I use a SPIDF splitter from the WiiM to both amps or the Zone out RCA from the Marantz to send music to the patio amp?

I would like to do the same thing

Nice!

Has WiiM considered an RCA to an external amp to run as a Zone 2?

That did it Brantome! Enjoying synced streaming on WiiM Pro and Soundbar this morning.

Nice looking HDMI, possibly the USB would allow the ability to stream from a music library on a disk? A Pre-out to connect a Zone 2 amp would be pretty sweet. I will likely buy one or two.

Good suggestion Brantome. I can play music through Amazon Music to an Alexa Speaker group but the sound bar and the WiiM Pro are way out of synch. I get the same out of synch issue when I ask Alexa to cast music to the speaker group.

Update: I pressed and held down the Alexa button on the Yamaha ATS-2090 and the network light started blinking. On the second try I was able to get the WiiM Home app to identify the sound bar and I can play music from Amazon music through the sound bar. My only issue now is I still can't synch...

A WiiM all-in-one solution would be ideal. I believe Fosi audio built one but it lacked the WiiM EQ controls. A Fosi V3 type amp with an embedded WiiM would be awesome.

Perhaps I should ask, is there a market for this kind of product?

MrSoul4470 - bound to fail? Oh ye of little faith! I suspect you are correct that they are very different - speakers vs. electronic components...but perhaps WiiM could partner with some speaker subject-matter-experts or even hire some?