Sonos’ multiroom speakers like the Play:1 and Play:5 completely changed the home audio landscape, trading custom installs with wires running throughout the home and closets loaded with twinkling lights for an intuitive, app-based speaker setup that needs only your Wi-Fi to work.
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But long before Sonos wireless speakers revolutionized multiroom audio, the company had already revolutionized the custom-install market with its ZP100 Connect amplifier (released in 2005 — we wrote about the successor, the ZP120, back in 2009). That product used the brand’s unique software to not only connect wired speakers to your network, but also to let custom installers create complex multiroom sound systems throughout the home. Today, August 29, the company gets back to its roots.
At a clandestine press event in Boston, Sonos pulled the wrapping off its latest product, a “direct descendant” of the ZP100 Connect in the form of a two-channel amplifier with a whole new bag of tricks. Available in February for $599, Sonos calls its new device simply Amp.
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Fire prevention on construction sites 9th edition. Carved into a chic black block in Sonos’ signature minimalist style, Amp’s primary purpose is to be sold directly to dealers and installers as a rack-mountable piece of hardware. But like the original ZP100, it can also be placed on your mantle or TV console (or inside it) as a stand-alone network amplifier to power your living room — this is Sonos we’re talking about, after all.