At the recent Bristol Hi-Fi Show, WiiM, a brand known for its popular streaming devices, has offered a glimpse into a new product that marks a departure from its established lineup. The company has teased the WiiM Vibelink Amp, its inaugural amplifier that foregoes built-in streaming capabilities. This new device focuses solely on amplification, without any Wi-Fi connectivity.
WiiM positions the Vibelink Amp as an ideal companion to its existing streaming products, the Mini, Pro, and Ultra, which are all equipped with integrated streaming functionalities. Notably, the WiiM Pro Plus has garnered critical acclaim as a leading budget music streamer and is an Award winner in its category. While the Vibelink Amp is still in the initial stages of being unveiled, limited information is currently available. However, we will keep you posted from the Bristol Show, in gathering first impressions and any additional details we obtain.
We do know that the Vibelink Amp is slated to deliver 100W of power per channel into an 8-ohm load. It will support various sample rates and bit depths, and WiiM promises the inclusion of "advanced technologies and premium component choices" in its design. The company is aiming to provide a "rich, pure audio experience" through this amplifier, which will also feature both analogue and digital inputs, along with "stylish" speaker connection options.
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