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Tibo Smart Amp review

Posted on August 17, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Tibo claims to have invented the world’s first smart amp, which in itself sounds impressive, though it’s not always exclusively an accolade. For example, someone must once have had the world’s first nosebleed, and for them it was probably quite distressing.

So what is a Smart Amp, and why is Tibo so proud to have made it? Well, it’s part of the company’s new range of smart, multi-room audio products, which also includes the Vogue 3 wireless speaker we gave a four-star review a couple of months back.

The Smart Amp is a Class D amplifier with a power output of 50W into 4 ohms. As well as wireless connectivity via Bluetooth and wi-fi, there are physical connections for optical and aux.

It also has direct presets built in for Spotify, Deezer and TuneIn radio, making it a relatively impressive skillset for a £250/$375 stereo amplifier.
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