Lower noise-floor and an upgraded DAC The Amp Pro's redesigned internal circuitry implements a Class D amplifier with Post-Filter Feedback. This results in a notably lower noise floor, with lower distortion and better clarity and detail compared to the original Amp. And the upgraded DAC uses a highly regarded audiophile ESS Sabre ES9032QM2 chip, so you can get the best out of locally stored high-res files and music services like Qobuz, TIDAL, and Spotify. Faster tri-band Wi-Fi The Amp Pro uses the latest tri-band Wi-Fi 6E. That's a big step forward over the dual-band Wi-Fi 5 used in the Amp. you'll get faster speeds with less interference and lower latency — advantages you may appreciate if you stream high-res music or have a lot of connected devices in your house. User-friendly streaming options with multi-room capability The Amp Pro connects to your home network using Wi-Fi or Ethernet, and it's super-easy to set up using the free WiiM Home app for Apple and Android. You can access and manage a bunch of music services from within the app and group additional WiiM components (sold separately) together for multi-room playback. A sync audio option in the WiiM app uses a built-in mic on the Amp Pro to get rid of any playback latency between grouped devices. Plenty of users will take advantage of its Google Cast and Alexa support — both for single-zone and multi-room streaming. It also works with Spotify Connect and TIDAL Connect, which give you access to the Amp Pro natively from within those apps. And it will also show up in your player list if you're using Roon (subscription required). The Amp Pro does not have AirPlay 2 like previous WiiM devices. I'm an Apple user, but for me the lack of AirPlay support isn't a big deal. The sound quality and response time are noticeably better when you stream using the WiiM Home app. Two-way Bluetooth lets you stream wirelessly from your compatible smartphone, tablet, computer. You can also stream from the Amp Pro to your favorite Bluetooth headphones or speaker. Connect analog and digital sources, including HDMI ARC for TV You can connect an analog source like a turntable with a phono preamp or cassette deck to the Amp Pro's line-level stereo RCA input. An optical input lets you connect a digital audio source like CD player. Or play high-res music files stored on an external storage drive connected to the USB port. You can even use the HDMI ARC port to connect your TV for great two-channel soundtrack audio. Then you can stream those sources to other compatible multi-room speakers or WiiM components in your system. Room correction, subwoofer output, and bass management Built-in room correction lets you fine-tune the sound of your system using the WiiM app on your smartphone — a great way to overcome any sonic deficiencies of your particular listening environment. You also get an output for a powered subwoofer (sold separately) with handy in-app bass management controls. And when you connect a sub, the Amp Pro's high-pass filter relieves it from trying to reproduce low frequencies, allowing it to deliver more robust midrange and high-frequency performance from your connected stereo speakers. What's in the box WiiM Amp Pro owner's manual Wireless audio amplifier 5' AC power cord Remote control 4' HDMI cable 4' RCA stero cable 4' Optical digital cable User Quick Guide Remote Quick Start Guide Important Notes
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