It wasn’t enough for US/China/South Korea-based electronics makers Wiim to give brands like Sonos and Bluesound a run for their money with some of the best network music streaming devices on the market, it had to go and launch its first non-streaming amplifier. Available today in the U.S., the 100 watt-per-channel Wiim Vibelink Amp brings big power to your digital and analog music sources for just $299.
Suited to be paired not only with Wiim products like the Wiim Ultra, but other streaming devices and even analog components like turntables, the Wiim Vibelink Amp could satisfy hi-fi enthusiasts increasingly looking for powerful, great sounding digital and analog compatible crossover devices that can be used with the wide range of era-spanning gear they might have.
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