Maybe a private label or knock off. I know the sensors. All good, was just having fun, re-living my working days.
Show us your listening room.
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Private label would be correct
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Pablo,
Do you run you CD player through the Wiim? How do you compare the quality of sound to lossless streaming? Also, did you see Fosi is developing their own turntable? Luna3
No. CD straight to pre-amp. I don't think much gained by low line digital to WiiM.
I saw a review of the Fosi turntable. Meh so far. I think if I get tired of this one, I will go up in $. But really no current complaints other than it's fully manual.
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My Wiim came with an optical cable. Reviews seem to suggest that the Wiim DAC is significantly superior to the DAC in the CD players. My SMSL has not arrived yet, but will give it a try. Also, my vintage preamp has limited inputs so nice that I can route the CD player through the Wiim to the CD analog input.
Mine too (Optical cable included). I might try it! I researched the Yamaha and supposedly it has an excellent DAC.
As a joke that has stemmed from husbands not listening to their wives, I'm sure they have. But I'll never know, never married/not interested in marriage.
I have to be compact due to noise issues involving neighbors.
iFi Zen DAC V2 headphone amp, plugged into laptop. Main source is Spotify Premium.
Sennheiser HD 280 Pro headphones.
When I want wall of sound, the headphones are folded open and the amp is turned up to 11 for that bluetooth speaker effect.
My listening room is a no go for visuals.
Love to see the setups from all those with capacity and the sickness.
Primary system:
Warfedale 85th Aniversery Lintons with OE stands
* Advance Paris A10, Integrated
* Audio Technica LP8x turntable
* IFi Phono 3 Black phono amp
* Goldring 1042 cartridge
* Onkyo DX C390 6 disc CD changer to DAC in A10 via Coax (digital)
* LP100 CD used as a transport to A10 via optical (digital)
* Wiim Pro Plus, for streaming
Seconday System: All purchased by me and my late wife between 1978 -1982. With minor servicing it still works and sounds great.
* Polk Audio
* Pioneer SX 780 with blue LED lights
* Onkyo DX C390 6 disc CD changer using internal DAC
* Onkyo CP 1055F Turntable with AT VM95E via SX 780 phono amp
Warfedale 85th Aniversery Lintons with OE stands
* Advance Paris A10, Integrated
* Audio Technica LP8x turntable
* IFi Phono 3 Black phono amp
* Goldring 1042 cartridge
* Onkyo DX C390 6 disc CD changer to DAC in A10 via Coax (digital)
* LP100 CD used as a transport to A10 via optical (digital)
* Wiim Pro Plus, for streaming
Seconday System: All purchased by me and my late wife between 1978 -1982. With minor servicing it still works and sounds great.
* Polk Audio
* Pioneer SX 780 with blue LED lights
* Onkyo DX C390 6 disc CD changer using internal DAC
* Onkyo CP 1055F Turntable with AT VM95E via SX 780 phono amp
No
My wife is smart and generally confident but there is not a pregnant pause between us she doesn't give birth to. And these utterances general start with "I". Started after we retired. And I have to listen, in case I miss something.
Some vintage, some not:
Acurus LS11 pre-amplifier
Conrad-Johnson MF-2250 amplifier
Meridian 506 CD player
Integra CDC-3.4 CD changer
Harman Kardon TU912 AM-FM tuner
Adcom GFS-6 speaker selector
Not pictured: Legend Audio S-1 subwoofer, Bowers & Wilkins 601 speakers, Integra DTR-4.5 home theater receiver
Acurus LS11 pre-amplifier
Conrad-Johnson MF-2250 amplifier
Meridian 506 CD player
Integra CDC-3.4 CD changer
Harman Kardon TU912 AM-FM tuner
Adcom GFS-6 speaker selector
Not pictured: Legend Audio S-1 subwoofer, Bowers & Wilkins 601 speakers, Integra DTR-4.5 home theater receiver
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Show your room, not gear. Not seeing any decent room treatments so far.
Nice Pioneer receiver.
How do you like those open baffle speakers? I love mine but it took a while before they started sounding good.
Looks for @SumGuy pictures. Not there. Hmmmmmmmm.........
