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Is there a list of amps/receivers that support this feature?



It would be any receiver that has a tape input or similar on it. Pretty much anything except a phono input, which is not line-level.
It states that the Connect will send volume commands to the AVR. How does the Connect know what the volume commands of the AVR are?
I think you're misinterpreting that. What it is saying is that if you set the line-out to "pass-through", rather than "line-level", you'll be able to control the volume of the sound using the app, which will change what is being fed to your amp. It's not actually adjusting the volume of your amp, just the data being fed to it.
I think you're misinterpreting that. What it is saying is that if you set the line-out to "pass-through", rather than "line-level", you'll be able to control the volume of the sound using the app, which will change what is being fed to your amp. It's not actually adjusting the volume of your amp, just the data being fed to it.



I appreciate your responses.. However, this is a new feature added to the Sonos API as of 10/18.



It states that "Connect will stay at a fixed volume and send volume commands to your amplifier".

If I wanted to limit what Connect feeds to my amp, I would have have selected Variable Line Level, not Pass-Through.



The question is, which amp manufacturers support this new feature?
I don't see anything in the FAQ on this at all. Maybe go digging in the "works with Sonos" stuff?
Yea, that's what I'm guessing this is. A "Works with Sonos" feature. So the OP would need to look at the specs for his particular receiver, and see if it is marketed as a "Works with Sonos" device. I'm not aware of very many of those.



Here's a good place to at least start:

https://www.sonos.com/en-us/works-with-sonos
By the way, here's a list:



Pioneer

VSX-933

VSX-LX303

VSX-LX503

SX-N30AE

SC-LX701

SC-LX801

SC-LX901





Onkyo

TX-NR585

TX-NR686

TX-RZ730

TX-RZ830

TX-8270

TX-8250

TX-RZ1100

TX-RZ3100

PR-RZ5100
By the way, here's a list:





Where did you find this list.

Anyone an insight on the support by Sony receivers?




Where did you find this list.

Anyone an insight on the support by Sony receivers?



Not sure. But here's a newer list that includes Integra models



https://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/onkyo-integra-pioneer-elite-works-with-sonos-certification/



Not sure on the Sony thing.
Since Sony getting on board with the Works with Sonos program would be a fairly big deal, I would expect to see an official announcement like we saw with Onkyo.
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