The good speakers miss you.
Use your existing non-powered speakers for the ultimate in untethered digital playback from iTunes.
Griffin's Twenty digital audio amplifier lets a user play digital audio from iTunes to an existing set of speakers wirelessly using an Airport Express wireless base station and Apple's AirPlay wireless audio/video protocol.
The result is a zero-configuration audio set-up, streaming Apple Lossless sound from iTunes to the user's speakers via a low-profile digital amplifier.
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How does it work?
AirPlay streams Apple Lossless-encoded audio from your iTunes library or an AirPlay-enabled app. The Twenty Audio Amplifier uses your Airport Express to capture the AirPlay stream, decode it, then send the sound through your speakers.
Specifications
Amplifier
- Class D Stereo Amplifier - TI PurePath™
- Input: S/PDIF optical, TOSLINK connector (included)
- Outputs: Spring-loaded right & left channel connectors; RCA subwoofer connector
- Sensitivity: -9.4 dBFS for 20 watts (Volume control set to max.)
Speaker Output
- Power: 20 watts per channel into 8 ohms @0.08% THD, both channels driven
- Frequency Response: 20 Hz - 20kHz +0 - 0.34 dB
- Signal-to-Noise ratio: 95 dB
- Crosstalk: -71 dB
Subwoofer Output
- Left + Right sub-bass audio
- Autoswitching when powered subwoofer is detected
- Power: Line-level output (2V rms at 0 dBFS input)
- High-Pass Filter: 80 Hz 2nd order Linkwitz-Riley applied to L+R channels
- Low-Pass Filter: 80 Hz 2nd order Linkwitz-Riley applied to subwoofer output
AC Power
- 100 - 240 VAC @ 50/60 Hz supplies both amp and power connection for Airport Express.
Features
Power to run your bookshelf and similar speakers. Add a powered sub-woofer for enhanced low-end sound
Connect to Airport Express's S/PIDF optical output with the included fiber optic cable for the best sound possible
With power pass-through for Airport Express, Twenty is an elegant solution for cable clutter
What can you do with the Twenty?
Play from your computer's iTunes library
Use Apple's Remote app to control iTunes from anywhere in the house
Play from any AirPlay-enabled device or app ... Pandora, Spotify, last.fm and more
Note: This is an amplifier. Which means you'll need to BYO speakers and a powered subwoofer. So drag those 201s out of the attic. They want to sing.
