Feeling music move through your body is a different kind of experience than simply hearing it, and the TFH Vibroacoustic Amplifier is what makes that possible for anyone using vibroacoustic therapy furniture. This compact Bluetooth amplifier streams music wirelessly from a phone, tablet or USB flash drive, turning any playlist into a full-body vibroacoustic session. Families, therapists and educators across North America use it to power sensory rooms, calm corners and home relaxation spaces alike.

The amplifier connects to two pieces of vibroacoustic furniture and two sets of speakers at once, so one unit can run an entire sensory station rather than requiring separate hardware for each piece. Independent controls let you dial in vibration intensity and volume separately, which matters when a chair or platform needs to feel just right for the person using it. That kind of fine control is part of what makes vibroacoustic input such an effective tool for proprioceptive and auditory regulation - the body receives calming, rhythmic input without requiring any active effort from the user.

Wireless Sensory Sound for Any Vibroacoustic Setup

• Bluetooth Streaming - Connects wirelessly to a phone, tablet or USB flash drive so favourite music becomes a full vibroacoustic session without fumbling for cables or adapters
• Independent Vibration and Volume Controls - Adjusts intensity and sound separately so caregivers, educators and therapists can tailor the experience to each person's comfort and sensory needs
• Dual Furniture and Speaker Connections - Powers two pieces of vibroacoustic furniture and two sets of speakers together so a single amplifier can support a whole sensory station or shared therapy space
• Compatible Wall-Mounted Speakers - Pairs with slim, wall-mounted speakers sold separately so a room can both hear and feel the music with a low-profile setup

Supporting Proprioceptive and Auditory Regulation

Vibroacoustic input gives the body rhythmic, low-frequency stimulation that many people find calming and grounding, whether or not they have a specific sensory processing difference. It's a gentle way to support proprioceptive awareness and auditory regulation at the same time, which is part of why occupational therapists build it into sensory diets and why families simply enjoy it as a relaxing addition to a home routine.

Ideal for Sensory Rooms, Clinics and Homes

• Sensory Rooms & Calm Corners - schools and childcare centres building low-stimulation spaces where students can self-regulate between activities
• Occupational Therapy Clinics - practitioners delivering structured vibroacoustic input as part of a client's sensory diet
• Homes with Vibroacoustic Furniture - families who already own or are adding a TFH vibroacoustic chair, platform or lounger
• Care and Residential Settings - facilities creating calming, music-based sensory experiences for residents of all ages

• Dimensions: 10 in L x 7 in W x 4 in H
• Safety note: choking hazard, not recommended for children under 3