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What is the sensible, simple solution
The simplest wireless solution is going to be Bluetooth rather than WiFi.
Premium branded product: https://www.logitech.com/en-gb/product/bluetooth-audio-adapter?crid=1548
Plenty of Chinese knock-offs and alternatives on the usual retail platforms if you want to spend less than £30
There are DLNA WiFi client devices with phono outputs, but you have to make your laptop into a media server, which seems like more trouble than it's worth. If you actually wanted high quality audio, you'd connect with a USB wire to a decent DAC to provide the analogue input to your amplifier.
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Help oh gurus. I have a Macbook pro which I want to wifi music through to a 1970s Cambridge audio amp. Amp has RCA inputs. What is the sensible, simple solution. I'm a little confused but hoping there is a little gizmo that does it.