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Wharfedale Diamond 12.1 with Eltax Thunder 8 sub.

Pioneer aren't best known for home audio speakers - are they from a mini system or similar? Think I would be prioritising upgrading them before getting a sub...

ROFL :ROFLMAO:

Lanscape mode for Android has been on the WiiM 'working on it' list for an eternity...how hard can it be?🤔

Nothing is as good as an MX-5 😉

Cheapaudioman, despite his clickbaity video title, concluded that the WiiM Amp sounds better than the Loxjie A40. The Loxjie is only about £40 - £50 less than a WiiM Amp but has no streamer...how is that a better value proposition?

Meanwhile the AMP has increased in price to £319...

Eltax Thunder 10 sub with Wharfedale Diamond 12.1

WiiM Amp, Denon DCD-50 CD Player, Wharfedale Diamond 12.1, Eltax Thunder 10 Subwoofer. Also WiiM Pro, Topping DX3 Pro Plus, Hifiman HE400SE for headphone listening.

I have noticed that with the last two Amp firmware updates it will not start the update process unless I reboot the Amp first. Without doing this the app either hangs (on my tablet) or fails and prompts to try later (on my phone). Not had this behavior previously, or with any of my other WiiM...

Mine is V4, bought 27 December 2023

Tiny-Fi. WiiM Mini; FX-Audio DAC-X6 DAC/Pre-Amp/Headphone Amp; Witologie S1 Power Amp (S.M.S.L A50 clone). Driving a pair of Sonos SP100 speakers recovered from the loft.

Really pleased to see the HDMI-CEC power toggle implemented in this new firmware. I reported an issue with this aspect of HDMI functionality recently and WiiM confirmed that they were considering implementing this change, and now here it is. Excellent customer service I would say, thanks WiiM!

It looks like Fosi Audio are working on a CD transport. Given the affordable nature of most of their products this could be a good prospect. and with a form factor that isnt too far off the WiiM AMP. Currently I have a Denon DCD-50 which although a full CD player I use as a transport only...

Firmware updates are indicated by a green upward pointing arrow next to the device name aren't they? I think the dot is a more general notification indicator which is also shown on the associated item in settings for the device.

TV, Shield, Panasonic Bluray and AMP were all playing nicely together, my point is that the problem has only developed since the latest AMP firmware with the CEC 'fix'. I would contend that switching off auto sensing for HDMI should do exactly that. I have had a very quick and helpful reply to...

Yes, the TV is set to HDMI CEC on (Anynet+ in Samsung speak) to control an Nvidia Shield and Panasonic Bluray player - it is no more configurable than that.

We have a Samsung TV connected to WiiM AMP via HDMI ARC and also to a (SONOS) home cinema audio system via an optical connection. The home cinema is the default audio output source (to take advantage of surround sound and Dolby Digital) but we occasionally use the AMP audio for predominantly...