rlw6534
Headphoneus Supremus
hi guys, does anyone know which company offers battery replacement and output repair for old wm1a/z model? I am located in US but wouldn't mind sending to anywhere else
You could try this:
https://www.npaudio.uk/
hi guys, does anyone know which company offers battery replacement and output repair for old wm1a/z model? I am located in US but wouldn't mind sending to anywhere else
I should add that this sounds absolutely wonderful. I think this DAP has a wonderful mix of warmth with plenty of detail still.
I bought the U.S. version so that High Gain is enabled but it's really not necessary with the Empyrean or the Elites.
Battery life is a bit poor (I have disabled as many Google apps as I can) but it's good enough for me as I rarely use for more than an hour or so at a time and it turns off after a while to save battery.
The in-built Sony App sounds best (closely followed by the Qobuz and Tidal Apps) but then Roon and Roon arc are not bit perfect through Android.
Hi, IIRC there has been an offer for such service on Amazon, probably a US-based provider.hi guys, does anyone know which company offers battery replacement and output repair for old wm1a/z model? I am located in US but wouldn't mind sending to anywhere else
Listening between 70 and 76 volume. In the first hour I go from 100% to about 80%. I am using the balanced output.interesting what volume are you listening to? for local playback I have very good battery life
You can see what eats away your battery in the System Settings. I've seen that "what eats my battery" is a typical topic here, but the Walkman runs Android, so you can just see it by going into the Energy/Battery settings in the Android System.Liste
Listening between 70 and 76 volume. In the first hour I go from 100% to about 80%. I am using the balanced output.
This is with WiFi on as I'm using Roon but also Qobuz.
I suspect Android background apps and using WiFi are the issue. I should test the longevity with just with local playback and WiFi off.
I also just did the latest Sony software update so we'll see if that makes any difference.
I may factory reset and install apps via apkpure rather than using my Google account. It installed so much crap such as Gmail. Even though I disabled many apps I suspect it's Google draining it mostly.
Absolutely. The battery life stated in the DAP's manual only refers to using Sony's own player, without running ANY additional app or different playerYou can see what eats away your battery in the System Settings. I've seen that "what eats my battery" is a typical topic here, but the Walkman runs Android, so you can just see it by going into the Energy/Battery settings in the Android System.
There is this myth that Google Play Services use a lot of battery, but as an AOSP Developer who knows exactly how 100% Google Free pure Android perform, i can attest you that there is virtually no difference in a real world usage case.
You battery is most likely eaten away by Wifi+Roon+Qobuz. Especially Roon is known for eating batteries like nothing and turning Smartphones into pocket heaters.
The WM1A Series DAP don't have an DAC, so there is no need to bypass the DAC.Hi, does anyone here uses their Wm1Am2 for a source in a car system ?
My car has a setup like this
Head unit > Audison Bit Nove 9 channel DSP > 4 channel goes in to an Brax amplifier then to front 2 way speakers , scan speak ring radiator tweeter and scan speak revelator Mid bass
> 1 channel goes to a rockford fosgate monoblock then to a JL audio subwoofer.
Anyway the stock headunit of my car doesn’t support carplay or android auto
So normally as a source i uses my phone via Bluetooth to the headunit which sounded “meh”
Now i want to try to use my Wm1Am2 as the source, plug it in directly to the DSP not the headunit.
The DSP has RCA input and also SPDIF optical input which I believe will sounded better ?
The question is:
- which one will give me better sound ?
RCA or SPDIF optical ?
- Can the Wm1Am2 outputs via SPDIF?
- if i choose the rca route, should i choose the 3.5 single ended or the 4.4 balance or can the Wm1Am2 output its music via the usb-c instead ? bypassing the internal DAC? Which i think will give me better results compared to using the 3,5/ 4,4 output ?
Thank you so much.
How much power do you need?Does anyone use an external amp with 1am2? I am not getting much power when compared to my M17. What Amp you suggest to pair with the Walkman?