A much deeper dive on the WiiM Pro's room correction software. The unit will digitize an analog input, apply room correction and output on: 1) On the units analog line output. 2) On the units SPDIF Coax output and, 3) On the units SPDIF Toslink output.
I appreciate that! I find this silly hobby so interesting and I have questions about the gear so, what the heck! I might as well explore it and share it out. Thank you.
You can also save the current room correction EQ (named as "Auto" on EQ list) when you click "Save" and select "+ New Custom EQ" and enter your preferred EQ name. This way, you don't lose the settings when you decide to do room correction EQ again with different settings.
I have 2 WiiM Pro's and a Wiim Pro Plus (that I haven't opened yet). One Pro is paired with a Schiit Modi 3E DAC and the other is paired to a SMSL SU-1 DAC and I love them both to pieces. They retired my Blusound Node 2i. Haha! Can't wait to try the room correction feature. Another great video, good sir!!!! God bless!
Hey Ed. Here is a reason to get the pro plus over the pro. Line in analog goes in at higher resolution on the pro plus than on the pro. Besides the dac this is one of the main differences between pro and pro plus models
Amazing explanation and great video.... I'm waiting as we speak on my wiim ultra streamer and I'm going to do something similar. Thank you Soo much for making this video.
This is similar in function to the miniDSP 2x4 HD - but with a much easier interface. One thing though, that the miniDSP can be set up to do - is PEQ and time alignment of speakers and a *subwoofer*.
I am going to take the HDMI output of my Apple TV 4K via optical out from my LG TV into the WiiM Pro, then transfer the output to my PARASOUND Pre 200 via optical then send that output to my YAMAHA AS701 integrated amp. via analog out. All this to get Room Correction and EQ. Only paid $130 tax included during Amazon Prime sale! Needless to say I am very appreciative of your video reviews.
@@OldGuyHifi First Impressions: remarkably easy to install application. It took numerous attempts to complete the Room Correction process, but once done works great. Just need to pay attention to those input & output settings. All of my config's equipment is new including my B&W 606s on stands. After getting everything connected with quality cables, the music output and especially watching F1 was nice but underwhelming. After I completed the Room Correction process, I started using the EQ presets and the "Movie" preset fixed the F1 playback issue (too harsh, thin sound) Now the F1 races have the robust detailed sound I expected to hear! I have tried a couple of the other genre -specific EQ presets and all I can say is "WOW!" Music sounds correct at last! Articulation and warmth are terms I had only read about now I can hear the music clearly and with real quality playback. I'm not an audiophile or vintage collector but your excellent video provided clarity and led me to purchase the WiiM Pro. Best $130 I've spent in a long time. Now I just need time to re-listen to all my favorites and hear them like they were intended to be heard. Thanks again!
This software based room correction seems like a game changer to me. I have heard that Blusound is adding this to the Node and I will definitely use it in my system if they do.
A lot will depend on the implementation. If it is EQ based or DSP based will have a significant impact on its effectiveness. Yes. It can help many people solve room issues so they can enjoy their music. Thx for watching and commenting.
Thanks Ed. A lot of great info!!! One stupid question! If one did the following.... Turntable>>WIIM>>DAC>>Integrated Amp With a built in phono stage in the integrated would it be okay to run the ground from the turntable to the integrated and rca to the wiim? Or would you have to stick a separate phono stage in there?? I'm a little bit of a Newbie.
Me too. That iPad is over 10 years old so, I got away with it. This is a great option for "Vintage" stuff. I probably wouldn't do it to my main system. I must be one of the stupid audiophile purist nerds. Nerd for sure. Thanks Gino. Did you ever get that amp?
If you look closely at the curve, the yellow target line and the purple EQ line were almost on top of each other in the B&K curve setting. I am fortunate that my room has some acoustic treatment and was purpose built as a sound room. The amount of EQ applied didn't really do much for me. Also, truthfully, I am not a DSP or digital EQ fan. I have a Schiit Lokius that I use to apply tiny amounts of EQ when needed. Since I really don't have any bass issues in my room, which is where most rooms have problems, it did nothing much. I can see its value in untreated or problematic room situations. I do think it can help many people achieve better sound so it is a good unit for that. I understand your love-hate relationship with Roon DSP. Thanks so much for commenting and for watching. I do appreciate it.
Enjoy your channel! Have a question, running optical from Samsung TV to Schitt Modi dac, rca from dac to Sansui 7700 and getting no sound? Samsung msg on screen states " detecting no speakers". Have watched several videos describing dimilar setups and evidently working fine. What am i missing? Thank You
Hello oldguyhifi!!! one thing I'm a little confused about is will I be able to get the benefits of the wiim EQ and room correction with the Cambridge AXR 100? if so what input would I plug the wiim into on the AXR100? Thanks in advance and once again great video!!!
Great question. You will absolutely get the benefit. I would recommend plugging the WiiM's Toslink optical output into the AXR's optical digital input. All of the sonic magic occurs within the WiiM and it just outputs the equalized signal into your receiver. Does that makes sense? I hope you enjoy the AXR100 as much as I do. Thank you so much for tuning in.
@@OldGuyHifi yes it does makes perfect sense!! I was the one who posted in your other video about the AXR 100 having the issue with that fan noise. I got a hold of customer service but they said that's to be expected especially how loud I drive it plus mines kind of in an open area so it's easier to hear it. thanks again for all the help!!!
@@OldGuyHifi lol I know what you mean my friend!!! I'm in my 40s right now and back in the day I played in a punk rock band. I never listen louder than 75 db. surprisingly my hearing is still going strong knock on wood!!! i'm actually playing with speaker separation as I'm writing this I had my front speakers around 7 feet apart but doing so I'm sacrificing distance from sidewall so I'm going for more toe in to team the reflections since the width of my room is about 11'10" but once you tow in the speakers then you wanna measure from the tow in angle correct? so in theory that gives you even more space from the side walls?
if it was up to you old guy hi-fi would you sacrifice speaker separation/soundstage for more distance from the side walls? Right now I have the speakers separated by 6'7" and I sit exactly the same distance
Could the WiimPro (with, maybe, an external DAC) be used in a vintage receiver’s tape loop or in place of main-in/pre-out jumpers? This would be cool as all the vintage gear’s pre-amp functionality would be retained.
I had that question earlier, I am going to try. My thought is no. The way the unit does its I/O selection and the fact it is a source in and of itself, I suspect precludes it from that type of operation. But, since you asked, I now have something to do tomorrow. I will report back. Thanks Steve.
@@OldGuyHifi Hmmm… I have a WiimPro but no suitable vintage receiver or amp, or I’d try it myself. Before using Audirvāna made it obsolete, I did the following and it worked: WiimPro → Bifröst DAC → Amp, so there may be a chance. I didn’t, however, try using the WiimPro analog in. It will be interesting to see what you find out.
Leo, Great question. Truthfully I didn't care for the results. If you saw the amount of correction it wanted to apply, it was small , as my room is treated already. The EQ the unit applied, to my ear muddied the sound to much. The room correction theme was more of a proof of concept/informational video for folks curious about how it works and how you set it up. Many people are interested in room correction and no other reviewer did a deep dive it how it functions. It can help many folks how have little control over where their Hifi is located so it could be a big benefit to them especially with low frequencies. . In my case not so much. Thanks so much for you view.
Hi from another old guy that enjoys your channel and what you do. Thanks for that. I'm scratching my giant bald spot though.. I use TIDAL for everything now. I don't intend to ever go back to analog for anything. I'll let my DAC do that. Listening to these channels though, as I understand it, a person would use a turntable or tape because it starts analog and it stays analog all the way to the speakers. My question then is, why bother owning anything analog if you are going to convert it to digital? I think that the equipment owned by the TIDAL's of the world would do a much better job of conversion than a personal streamer. Doesn't matter to me though, I only stream. I just wanted to comment and see what you think. Thanks.
Maurice, You do make a good point. In the world of vintage, the idea of being able to play back all those old records and tapes has a huge appeal. I listen to vinyl all the time myself and no I would not necessarily want to digitize that signal for any reason. However, being able to do the room correction on any signal, analog or digital, can make a system sound more balanced as it can correct of some minor room anomalies. I am lucky in that I have a partially treated room so, my issues are minor at best. I do use an EQ just to fine tune the sound to my tastes. My feeling is that if it helps someone enjoy their music more that is great and ultimately all that matters. Thank you for the great question/observation.
@@OldGuyHifiWell said! Yeah I think for most of us audiophiles we are going to optimize our room and/or equipment first before resorting to ADAC to be able to room correct for analog sources. I can understand now that there may be situations or limitations that might prevent someone from making the desired changes and therefore would experience a net improvement despite conversion loss. Not everyone has a dedicated listening space. Good to know there is now an extremely high value solution available. Thanks for the video!
John, My room is already treated and if you saw the white curve there was little difference between the measured and the "ideal" curves. So, little EQ needed to be applied. I did try it in one of my other systems and it had a nice effect so guess what? it is staying there! Great question. Thanks for the view.
@@OldGuyHifi hi thanks , I acquired the wiim yesterday going into chord quetest dac , optical ,into roksan attessa amp , just waiting for the android update
@@Lovelacewatkins139 Don't hold your breath. Android is an issue. Apple controls the manufacturing of their products so the mics are always the same. A million people build Android devices and each one has a different mic so it becomes a compatibility issue. Have a friend with an iPhone visit and use their device. I might be wrong but I got feedback people smarter than me that, that was the issue.
Anyway.. I loved that content. I was bummed the new room correction was exclusive to iPhone. I'm not much of an Apple guy. You made me remember I got this iPad pro laying around, so I'll for sure do the room EQ on my Pro Plus and Amp very soon, thanks a million! Anyway... I love all kinds of music. Mu playlist for testing speakers consist of many of the usual suspects, like Dire Straits, Supertramp, Philips Collins but also Sinéad O'Connor. Her Lion and Cobra album has a lot of dynamics. Some specific tracks I like: music.ua-cam.com/video/4Nh2e4D9w-M/v-deo.html&si=LJJ651APkg-l25ek (Black Shoes, Felix Laband) music.ua-cam.com/video/mwsQNWaO7Yo/v-deo.html&si=2ujUStf7kLTJqB6R (Stroner - London Grammar) music.ua-cam.com/video/ZD6rXLXZOEI/v-deo.html&si=v13tV2IZv1AvwDLe (Bad Guy - Billie Eillish) music.ua-cam.com/video/DabqnUQk0sA/v-deo.html&si=UNM1YpdWHFwXDIFB (Paranoimia (extended) - Art of Noise) music.ua-cam.com/video/OSSUpnHsKMI/v-deo.html&si=wEcEvP7y5oQJiQM_ (Little Fugue in G minor by Jacques Loussier Trio)
Thank you for the track lists. I was lucky enough to see Supertramp here in Chicago on their first American tour in 1975. What a great show. Thanks for the memory.
@@OldGuyHifi 1975, hmm, couldn't make it, I was 2 😂. I inherited a lot of my to's music taste from my dad, like ELO, Mike Oldfield, CCR, Alan Parson etc. He bought the Pioneer HPM100 which I still have. Lovely set of vintage boom-boom
![If you can't hear this then you're not an audiophile [See description for link to followup video]](/img/n.gif)
A much deeper dive on the WiiM Pro's room correction software. The unit will digitize an analog input, apply room correction and output on:
1) On the units analog line output.
2) On the units SPDIF Coax output and,
3) On the units SPDIF Toslink output.
It's amazing how few reviewers do what you just did. Thank you sir for an excellent video.
I appreciate that! I find this silly hobby so interesting and I have questions about the gear so, what the heck! I might as well explore it and share it out. Thank you.
You can also save the current room correction EQ (named as "Auto" on EQ list) when you click "Save" and select "+ New Custom EQ" and enter your preferred EQ name.
This way, you don't lose the settings when you decide to do room correction EQ again with different settings.
Paolo, That's great info. I did not know that. Thank you.
Thanks for the video. The screenshots were very helpful. Enough that I subscribed. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the sub! I am glad you got something out of it. Thx.
I have 2 WiiM Pro's and a Wiim Pro Plus (that I haven't opened yet). One Pro is paired with a Schiit Modi 3E DAC and the other is paired to a SMSL SU-1 DAC and I love them both to pieces. They retired my Blusound Node 2i. Haha! Can't wait to try the room correction feature. Another great video, good sir!!!! God bless!
Ramone, My friend. Thank you so much. Let me know how you like it when you done.
Hey Ed. Here is a reason to get the pro plus over the pro. Line in analog goes in at higher resolution on the pro plus than on the pro. Besides the dac this is one of the main differences between pro and pro plus models
Great point and solid advice Alex. I got the Pro just to do the video and I knew I was going to use it only briefly. Thank you.
Amazing explanation and great video.... I'm waiting as we speak on my wiim ultra streamer and I'm going to do something similar.
Thank you Soo much for making this video.
I am glad you got something from it. Thank you.
This is similar in function to the miniDSP 2x4 HD - but with a much easier interface. One thing though, that the miniDSP can be set up to do - is PEQ and time alignment of speakers and a *subwoofer*.
The WiiM is just doing EQ. It is great for my vintage stuff but for my main system not so sure. Thx.
I am going to take the HDMI output of my Apple TV 4K via optical out from my LG TV into the WiiM Pro, then transfer the output to my PARASOUND Pre 200 via optical then send that output to my YAMAHA AS701 integrated amp. via analog out. All this to get Room Correction and EQ. Only paid $130 tax included during Amazon Prime sale! Needless to say I am very appreciative of your video reviews.
Thank you Jack. Please let me know how that works out. Thanks for tuning in and sharing your configuration.
@@OldGuyHifi First Impressions: remarkably easy to install application. It took numerous attempts to complete the Room Correction process, but once done works great. Just need to pay attention to those input & output settings. All of my config's equipment is new including my B&W 606s on stands. After getting everything connected with quality cables, the music output and especially watching F1 was nice but underwhelming. After I completed the Room Correction process, I started using the EQ presets and the "Movie" preset fixed the F1 playback issue (too harsh, thin sound) Now the F1 races have the robust detailed sound I expected to hear! I have tried a couple of the other genre -specific EQ presets and all I can say is "WOW!" Music sounds correct at last! Articulation and warmth are terms I had only read about now I can hear the music clearly and with real quality playback. I'm not an audiophile or vintage collector but your excellent video provided clarity and led me to purchase the WiiM Pro. Best $130 I've spent in a long time. Now I just need time to re-listen to all my favorites and hear them like they were intended to be heard. Thanks again!
I really liked the video Ed. I will probably have to watch it again to understand it all. LOL I just got up!
Good morning my friend. Have some coffee and let me know if you have any questions.
Well done Ed. I have a better understanding of things now.
Thank you Chris.
This software based room correction seems like a game changer to me. I have heard that Blusound is adding this to the Node and I will definitely use it in my system if they do.
A lot will depend on the implementation. If it is EQ based or DSP based will have a significant impact on its effectiveness. Yes. It can help many people solve room issues so they can enjoy their music. Thx for watching and commenting.
Great video Ed! Thank you for all you do!
You are welcome. Thank you.
Thank you, Ed.
Very welcome sir.
Thanks Ed!
No, Thank me.
I have ordered the WiiM Ultra , I’m hoping you review it as well and revisit the room correction.
Thanks
We will see. I had to buy the Pro and might have to do the same for the ultra. You never know. Thanks for watching. Good luck with the new unit.
Thanks Ed. A lot of great info!!!
One stupid question! If one did the following....
Turntable>>WIIM>>DAC>>Integrated Amp
With a built in phono stage in the integrated would it be okay to run the ground from the turntable to the integrated and rca to the wiim? Or would you have to stick a separate phono stage in there??
I'm a little bit of a Newbie.
you would need the separate phono stage as the the WiiM and the amp are not on the same ground plane.
Great Video Ed!!! But as an Andriod user I'm feeling left out...
Me too. That iPad is over 10 years old so, I got away with it. This is a great option for "Vintage" stuff. I probably wouldn't do it to my main system. I must be one of the stupid audiophile purist nerds. Nerd for sure. Thanks Gino. Did you ever get that amp?
@@OldGuyHifi You're not alone my friend! The old amp is the shop for an estimate, the newish amp is on its way. 🤞
I hope it is great. Thx.
Good stuff! TY!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
I'm curious to get your take on the "sound" after running room correction -- I've been using ROON DSP and it's been love and hate :)
If you look closely at the curve, the yellow target line and the purple EQ line were almost on top of each other in the B&K curve setting. I am fortunate that my room has some acoustic treatment and was purpose built as a sound room. The amount of EQ applied didn't really do much for me. Also, truthfully, I am not a DSP or digital EQ fan. I have a Schiit Lokius that I use to apply tiny amounts of EQ when needed. Since I really don't have any bass issues in my room, which is where most rooms have problems, it did nothing much. I can see its value in untreated or problematic room situations. I do think it can help many people achieve better sound so it is a good unit for that. I understand your love-hate relationship with Roon DSP. Thanks so much for commenting and for watching. I do appreciate it.
I tried it after your first video, but I didn't realize I held my phone wrong. Oops, gotta do it again.
Good luck. Let me know how it goes. Thx.
Enjoy your channel! Have a question, running optical from Samsung TV to Schitt Modi dac, rca from dac to Sansui 7700 and getting no sound? Samsung msg on screen states " detecting no speakers". Have watched several videos describing dimilar setups and evidently working fine. What am i missing?
Thank You
Let me think about that and get back to you. Thx.
I hope you can your hands on Wiim Ultra. Love hear to your thoughts on it.
Maybe. You never know. Thank you Jim.
Hello oldguyhifi!!! one thing I'm a little confused about is will I be able to get the benefits of the wiim EQ and room correction with the Cambridge AXR 100? if so what input would I plug the wiim into on the AXR100? Thanks in advance and once again great video!!!
Great question. You will absolutely get the benefit. I would recommend plugging the WiiM's Toslink optical output into the AXR's optical digital input. All of the sonic magic occurs within the WiiM and it just outputs the equalized signal into your receiver. Does that makes sense? I hope you enjoy the AXR100 as much as I do. Thank you so much for tuning in.
@@OldGuyHifi yes it does makes perfect sense!! I was the one who posted in your other video about the AXR 100 having the issue with that fan noise. I got a hold of customer service but they said that's to be expected especially how loud I drive it plus mines kind of in an open area so it's easier to hear it. thanks again for all the help!!!
@@prisonerofmarz1265 Be careful with your hearing. I was exposed to too much loud music and now I have some Tinnitus. Be careful my friend.
@@OldGuyHifi lol I know what you mean my friend!!! I'm in my 40s right now and back in the day I played in a punk rock band. I never listen louder than 75 db. surprisingly my hearing is still going strong knock on wood!!! i'm actually playing with speaker separation as I'm writing this I had my front speakers around 7 feet apart but doing so I'm sacrificing distance from sidewall so I'm going for more toe in to team the reflections since the width of my room is about 11'10" but once you tow in the speakers then you wanna measure from the tow in angle correct? so in theory that gives you even more space from the side walls?
if it was up to you old guy hi-fi would you sacrifice speaker separation/soundstage for more distance from the side walls? Right now I have the speakers separated by 6'7" and I sit exactly the same distance
Could the WiimPro (with, maybe, an external DAC) be used in a vintage receiver’s tape loop or in place of main-in/pre-out jumpers? This would be cool as all the vintage gear’s pre-amp functionality would be retained.
I had that question earlier, I am going to try. My thought is no. The way the unit does its I/O selection and the fact it is a source in and of itself, I suspect precludes it from that type of operation. But, since you asked, I now have something to do tomorrow. I will report back. Thanks Steve.
@@OldGuyHifi Hmmm… I have a WiimPro but no suitable vintage receiver or amp, or I’d try it myself. Before using Audirvāna made it obsolete, I did the following and it worked: WiimPro → Bifröst DAC → Amp, so there may be a chance. I didn’t, however, try using the WiimPro analog in. It will be interesting to see what you find out.
Steve, I didn't get a chance to try that connection. I will this weekend. Sorry.
@@OldGuyHifi No sweat… for me it is just a curiosity, though it maybe be useful for others in the Old Guy HiFi tribe.
How does the room correction sound compared to no RC
Leo, Great question. Truthfully I didn't care for the results. If you saw the amount of correction it wanted to apply, it was small , as my room is treated already. The EQ the unit applied, to my ear muddied the sound to much. The room correction theme was more of a proof of concept/informational video for folks curious about how it works and how you set it up. Many people are interested in room correction and no other reviewer did a deep dive it how it functions. It can help many folks how have little control over where their Hifi is located so it could be a big benefit to them especially with low frequencies. . In my case not so much. Thanks so much for you view.
Hi from another old guy that enjoys your channel and what you do. Thanks for that.
I'm scratching my giant bald spot though.. I use TIDAL for everything now. I don't intend to ever go back to analog for anything. I'll let my DAC do that. Listening to these channels though, as I understand it, a person would use a turntable or tape because it starts analog and it stays analog all the way to the speakers.
My question then is, why bother owning anything analog if you are going to convert it to digital? I think that the equipment owned by the TIDAL's of the world would do a much better job of conversion than a personal streamer.
Doesn't matter to me though, I only stream. I just wanted to comment and see what you think. Thanks.
Maurice, You do make a good point. In the world of vintage, the idea of being able to play back all those old records and tapes has a huge appeal. I listen to vinyl all the time myself and no I would not necessarily want to digitize that signal for any reason. However, being able to do the room correction on any signal, analog or digital, can make a system sound more balanced as it can correct of some minor room anomalies. I am lucky in that I have a partially treated room so, my issues are minor at best. I do use an EQ just to fine tune the sound to my tastes. My feeling is that if it helps someone enjoy their music more that is great and ultimately all that matters. Thank you for the great question/observation.
@@OldGuyHifiWell said! Yeah I think for most of us audiophiles we are going to optimize our room and/or equipment first before resorting to ADAC to be able to room correct for analog sources. I can understand now that there may be situations or limitations that might prevent someone from making the desired changes and therefore would experience a net improvement despite conversion loss. Not everyone has a dedicated listening space. Good to know there is now an extremely high value solution available. Thanks for the video!
Michael, Thank you. As I said, if it helps someone enjoy their music more, go for it!
I do this with my CD and turntable into my Pro Plus . Ridiculous value proposition.
Jeff, I agree. Thanks so much for commenting and tuning in.
How did your system sound , better ??
John, My room is already treated and if you saw the white curve there was little difference between the measured and the "ideal" curves. So, little EQ needed to be applied. I did try it in one of my other systems and it had a nice effect so guess what? it is staying there! Great question. Thanks for the view.
@@OldGuyHifi hi thanks , I acquired the wiim yesterday going into chord quetest dac , optical ,into roksan attessa amp , just waiting for the android update
@@Lovelacewatkins139 Don't hold your breath. Android is an issue. Apple controls the manufacturing of their products so the mics are always the same. A million people build Android devices and each one has a different mic so it becomes a compatibility issue. Have a friend with an iPhone visit and use their device. I might be wrong but I got feedback people smarter than me that, that was the issue.
@@OldGuyHifi arr , never mind at least there is enough e. q. To play with with I did not have from the attessa streamer .
@@Lovelacewatkins139 True. If there is an Android I will do an updated video. Thx.
What model of IPad are you working with.
It says A1566 on the back. IDK? It is an iPad Air 2.
“Anyways”… maybe the basis of an Old Guy HiFi drinking game 🤔.
Lets go! I am in!
Anyway.. I loved that content. I was bummed the new room correction was exclusive to iPhone.
I'm not much of an Apple guy. You made me remember I got this iPad pro laying around, so I'll for sure do the room EQ on my Pro Plus and Amp very soon, thanks a million!
Anyway... I love all kinds of music. Mu playlist for testing speakers consist of many of the usual suspects, like Dire Straits, Supertramp, Philips Collins but also Sinéad O'Connor. Her Lion and Cobra album has a lot of dynamics.
Some specific tracks I like:
music.ua-cam.com/video/4Nh2e4D9w-M/v-deo.html&si=LJJ651APkg-l25ek (Black Shoes, Felix Laband)
music.ua-cam.com/video/mwsQNWaO7Yo/v-deo.html&si=2ujUStf7kLTJqB6R (Stroner - London Grammar)
music.ua-cam.com/video/ZD6rXLXZOEI/v-deo.html&si=v13tV2IZv1AvwDLe (Bad Guy - Billie Eillish)
music.ua-cam.com/video/DabqnUQk0sA/v-deo.html&si=UNM1YpdWHFwXDIFB (Paranoimia (extended) - Art of Noise)
music.ua-cam.com/video/OSSUpnHsKMI/v-deo.html&si=wEcEvP7y5oQJiQM_ (Little Fugue in G minor by Jacques Loussier Trio)
Thank you for the track lists. I was lucky enough to see Supertramp here in Chicago on their first American tour in 1975. What a great show. Thanks for the memory.
@@OldGuyHifi 1975, hmm, couldn't make it, I was 2 😂. I inherited a lot of my to's music taste from my dad, like ELO, Mike Oldfield, CCR, Alan Parson etc. He bought the Pioneer HPM100 which I still have. Lovely set of vintage boom-boom
@@ewoutbuhler5217 Those are great memories with your Dad. Thanks so much for sharing them.