スポンサー広告 - 【直輸入品】WiiM Pro AirPlay 2 レシーバー、クロームキャスト対応、WiFi マルチルーム ストリーマー、Alexa、Siri、グーグルアシスタント対応、スポティファイ、Amazon Music、Tidal などのハイレゾ音源ストリーミング

KENWOODのA-K805に同軸デジタルケーブル、JVCのEX-HR7に光デジタルケーブルで接続。 機能的に２台で同時再生はできませんが、出力を切り換えて音楽ストリーミングを楽しんでいます。 手軽に、そして気軽にネットワークオーディオを楽しめるオススメの製品です。

AirPlay 2レシーバーとして、寝室のミニコンポにつなぎました。 電源（USB） LANケーブル ラインケーブル この３本のケーブルをつなぐと、iPhone, iPad, Mac などから、即認識して再生可能でした。 細かい設定はアプリが必要なのでしょうが、Apple製品使用で有線LANなら本当に簡単です。 Apple TVがHDMI接続のみ、AirMacExpressの中古なども少なくなっている現状、 良いAirPlayレシーバーの選択肢です。 ミニコンポですので、音質もラインアウトからの出力で十分。発展性もありそうです。 ★をひとつ減らしたのは、予想よりずっと大きかったからです。 AppleTVよりずっと大きいですよ。 念のため、AirPlay2 は規格上 ハイレゾではありません。

手軽に良い音が聞けます。更にバージョンアップも定期的行ってくれるし、音源も多種コスパの良さはちょっとした物。 オーディオ歴50年のジジイ手軽なグレードアップでした。

スマホからのセットアップは簡単だが、Windowsからのソフトはないのが惜しまれる。 もっと、しっかりとした日本語の取説が必要だろう。 日本製でないのが残念！

非常に優れたネットワークプレイヤーです。これまでの高価な物を凌駕します。iPhoneがリモコンの端末になるので付属のリモコンは要りません。

WindowsPCから、アンプ経由で音楽(クラシック)を聴きたいと考えて、購入しました。 以下の構成で、Apple MusicとMusic Beeでflacファイルを聴く事が出来ています。 WindowsPC<-wifi->wifiルータ<-etherケーブル->WiiM<-光ケーブル->onkyo dac-1000 <-光ケーブル->onkyo tx-nr636 音質は、私には十分満足です。 たまに音飛びしますが、多分wifiの問題で、WiiMとは無関係と思われます。 Edgeとchromeからキャストしたかったのですが、今のところ出来ていません。 SonyのMusic Centerもダメでした。(なのでMusic Beeにしました)

Amazon musicのハイレゾ音源を自分のシステムへ、トランスポートとして導入するために購入。 電源部分は付属品から以下に変更 Silent Power iPower II （常時 5V DC 出力、3枚目写真） ↓ DC 5.5/2.1mm ↓ 同梱のDC→USB-C 変換アダプタ ↓ WiiM Pro 下流は WiiM Pro ↓ 同軸ケーブル（ベルデン1506A） ↓ DAC（マランツSA-11S3 ） ↓ プリメインアンプ（マランツPM-11S3） ↓ スピーカー（Monitor Audio PL300） 地下室、石井式オーディオルームを、10年以上前に導入、今回当時の古めかしいシステムに組み込んだが、十二分に心地よい音を鳴らしてくれました。 ひとつ気になるのは、今回Bluetooth経由の回避を目的とした音の改善と、Amazon musicの便利さ、Ultra HDの活用にあったのだが、専用アプリwiim home経由のAmazon musicの操作性だけは今ひとつ。選曲からの立ち上がりが遅すぎる問題は2026年正月時点でも解消されていない。 音源としてソニーのHAP-Z1ESもそのまま併用します。聴き比べて行きたいので。 それでも音には満足なので星5。

この価格でここまでやってくれちゃったら他社は勝ち目ありません。良質なDACをお持ちな方にはストリーマー側の送り出し品質に一喜一憂することはないので、良質なDACを持っているハイエンダーにこそ使ってほしい製品です。EQのパラメトリックイコライザーの品質もプロ機材のものと遜色ありません。私はAccuphaseのDACにつないでますが満足です。Alexa Castでハイレゾ再生して同軸デジタル出力できるのはこの機種以外知りません。以前WiiMアプリでの選曲時に５秒程度は待たされる現象が発生していましたが、現在は改善されて発生しません。

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WiiM PRO offers great connectivity and value to get your streaming content into existing audiophile systems. I considered the whole wim range, but opted for pro with my already high end dac

C'est un excellent produit simple d'utilisation et très qualitatif dans une configuration Hi-fi. Je l'utilise comme récepteur pour Qobuz Connect avec un taux d'échantillonnage élevé, liaison optique avec mon ampli ayant un DAC intégré, c'est simple et efficace. Rapport qualité-prix excellent.

A few months ago I purchased a pair of Kanto YU4 speakers for my bedroom, replacing a muddy sounding Roku Streambar. I was so taken with the stereo sound of the Kanto that I added a Shield Pro (mostly because it works with my Harmony 665 remote with the addition of a $10 IR receiver) and an SMSL PL100 CD Player to the Samsung TV and Telus TV box. I would play music from my Plex server through the Kodi app on the Shield and that worked very well EXCEPT I chaffed under the need to leave my TV on for it to work. It simply annoyed me, but could not be helped with my current setup; the audio chain went from the Shield to the TV to the Kanto speakers via optical. The Kanto has two optical inputs, which is awesome, and I used the second for the CD player. Still, the limitation bugged me so I went searching for a stand alone device that could stream DLNA and, not surprisingly, ended up in the Wiim ecosystem. At first I thought the Wiim Mini would be the ticket, I would connect the CD player using its built-in DAC and RCA outs to the Kanto. But then I saw that the Wiim Pro has an Optical in that could pass-through bit-perfect digital audio up to 24bit 192kHz (The Kanto can only handle up to 24bit 96 kHz FYI) and I knew I had found my Huckleberry. Even better, it included an ethernet port! Setting up should have been easy, and it was mostly, but I hit a snag. More on that later. I connected the Wim Pro optical output to my Kanto speakers, the input from my CD, attached the ethernet cable and power. Then I downloaded the Wiim Home app to my phone and opened it. It took less that 15 seconds to detect the Wiim Pro and guide me through the set up. There you can choose which output to use (coaxial, optical or RCA) and adjust the output resolution as well as whether you want the output to be fixed, or variable (fixed in my case). There are a ton of streaming services built right into the Wiim Home app including all the major ones and plenty of minor ones as well. I was pleased to see that Plex is baked right in. I had expected to use DLNA to access my server, which I tested and it works, but the Plex one is a touch more streamlined. The only streaming app I use is Amazon Music, I would just rather play my own music files, especially at home. Occasionally, however, Amazon is handy. I also set up GoogleCast, TuneIn for local Station, and the mostly terrible YouTube music, which I never use, but is included with my YouTube subscription. This is where I ran into issues. I could not sign into Amazon Music from within the Wiim Home app no matter how many times I tried. And in a presumably related problem, the Wiim Pro would not show up in the Alexa App even though it gave every indication of being linked properly. The support from Wiim was responsive, always getting back to me within a day after every attempt with questions and suggestions. While, ultimately I solved it on my own after several days, I appreciate their willingness to provide help. In my case, there was something funky going on with my Amazon log-ins and I ended up deleting everything, reinstalling, and logging in with my phone number instead of my email address. I have no idea why that worked, but everything is working as it should now. I can access Amazon Music from within the Wiim Home app, or I can AlexaCast (or GoogleCast) to the Wiim Pro from within the Amazon Music app, and I can tell Alexa to play something using the Wiim Pro and it works as well. One caveat; my Alexa HATES the Name "Wiim Pro". No matter how I pronounce it, it cannot seem to find a device with that name. I ended up renaming it in the Alexa App (Kanto in my case) and now it works every time. Things I love: How well the app works to control the Wiim Pro. It even has basic room correction and when I want to play a CD, I just have to change the input to Optical in the Wiim Home app and it passes the signal through. It will also convert a signal from the RCA inputs to 16bit 48kHz if you want to connect an analog device and have it sent through the Optical or Coaxial outs. Things I don't love: These are basically irrelevant to me, but I thought I should mention them. There is no remote included with the base unit, although you can order one included or separately, but it is only Bluetooth, not IR. Also, the functions are fairly basic, which is to be expected, so in my opinion you are better off just using the app. The DAC in this device is reportedly not great, but I have no intention of ever using the RCA outputs so it is meaningless to me. If you want a better DAC, step up the the Wiim Pro Plus which is reported to have a much better DAC. The Plus also includes a better ADC which will convert analog signals to 24bit 192 kHz before passing them out the digital outs. Finally, the Plus includes the remote, if that is important to you. Things that sound cool, but I am not sure if I will every use them: The Wiim sounds like an easy and perfect way to set up multi-room audio. Every Wiim device you add can send music to every other device, as you choose, and even have controls to synchronize the audio between rooms. It will even coordinate with Google Home and Alexa devices so you don't necessarily need an actual Wiim device in each room. I am not in the Apple ecosystem, but it seems like AirPlay is a key feature for those who are and this Wiim has it. Once I worked out the glitches, this device is everything I hoped for and more. It seems like an especially good idea for anyone who wants to add streaming options to a vintage system or powered speakers. I cannot recommend it highly enough.

Très bon produit avec un soft de qualité. Et Roon Ready. Tout ça pour moins de 180€. Remarquable