Sonos’ new stackable Amp gives your traditional speakers wireless powers

Sonos’ new stackable Amp gives your traditional speakers wireless powers
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2018-8-29 20:40

In the past few years, wireless speakers have gotten good. Like, really good. But the number of options still pale in comparison to the wealth of traditional speakers on the market, especially for those seeking audiophile-quality sound.

For these folks, Sonos has had its Connect:Amp, which could power passive speakers through regular speaker wire. Today, the company is announcing the simply named Sonos Amp, which is both more powerful and more versatile than its predecessor. Where the Connect:Amp could handle two speakers at 55 Watts each, the new model can output 125W per speaker. Better yet, you can actually stack…

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