Atonemo Launches Streamplayer, Bringing Wireless Streaming to Any Speaker

Atonemo has officially launched the Streamplayer, a compact wireless audio streamer designed to bring modern streaming features to virtually any speaker or amplifier. Announced from Stockholm, the Streamplayer focuses on one core idea: making multi-room and wireless audio work across brands, formats, and generations of hardware without locking users into a closed ecosystem. As streaming platforms and proprietary speaker systems have grown more fragmented, many listeners have found themselves juggling apps, protocols, and incompatible devices. Atonemo’s approach targets that frustration directly by offering a single, minimalist device that connects to existing speakers and enables synchronized playback across a home, regardless of brand or age. Modern Streaming for Old and New Speakers The Streamplayer connects to any powered speaker or amplifier via a 3.5mm analog or SPDIF output and joins a home network over Wi-Fi. Once connected, it supports AirPlay 2, Google Cast, Spotify Connect, and TIDAL Connect, allowing users to stream directly from their preferred apps without additional configuration. This compatibility makes it possible to group speakers from different manufacturers into a single synchronized system. Vintage hi-fi speakers, active studio monitors, and modern living room systems can all operate together, removing the need to replace functional equipment to gain wireless features. Physically, the Streamplayer keeps things intentionally simple. Measuring just 50 x 70 x 18.5 mm and powered via USB-C, it is designed to stay out of sight while handling high-resolution audio up to 24-bit/192 kHz. There are no screens, touch controls, or unnecessary interface layers, reflecting Atonemo’s focus on function over feature overload. According to the company’s founders, the goal was not to reinvent streaming software, but to make existing standards work together in a clean and accessible way. The device acts as a neutral bridge between speakers and services, rather than an ecosystem replacement. Democratizing Multi-Room Audio Atonemo positions the Streamplayer as a way to extend the lifespan of audio hardware that still performs well sonically but lacks modern connectivity. By doing so, it offers an alternative to replacing entire systems just to gain multi-room or wireless capabilities. The result is a flexible setup where users can build a home audio system gradually, mixing equipment based on preference rather than compatibility constraints. For many listeners, this approach restores simplicity to streaming while preserving the character of their existing speakers. Pricing and Availability The Atonemo Streamplayer is available now directly from the company’s website for £99 / $99 / €99. With broad protocol support and a hardware-agnostic design, it aims to serve as a long-term upgrade path for anyone looking to modernize their audio setup without starting over. The post Atonemo Launches Streamplayer, Bringing Wireless Streaming to Any Speaker appeared first on Magnetic Magazine.