Sonos

11.23.09
The Goods

Big Bang from a Little Box

A mini amplifier powers huge speakers using technology from satellites
By Mike Kobrin Posted 08.05.2008 at 2:01 am 1 Comment

Building a traditional amplifier isn’t rocket science, but making a digital one that’s a fraction of the size and just as powerful is. Part of a wireless music-streaming system, the tiny Sonos Zone Player ZP120 is able to drive giant speakers like the B&W 803s [pictured] using the same kind of power supply found in satellites.

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