Impedance Matching in the Modern Audio System


Hey everyone, I'm still learning a lot about audio and audio equipment. I know that I am supposed to impedance match my components, but my question is this:

If I will have 1 source (In my case a Bluesound Node 2i streaming DAC) that will have an analog out to an integrated amp, do I need to worry about matching the impedance of the analog out on the DAC to the input on the integrated amp? I can't seem to find the impedance for the analog output on the Bluesound Node 2i, but if I were to find it, how would I know if the input is properly matched on the integrated amp? 
subsonic1050
The solid state streamer should have a sufficient low output impedance as to not really care. plus tube have high input impedance, which means they are easy to drive. Its the output side of tubes that can get tricky.
worry not
good to ask!