One WiFi network, one Spotify account – can you have 2 separate Sonos (One) networks running?

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We just bought a second Sonos One speaker for the downstairs area, but would prefer not to have to say "in the kitchen" or "in the living room" after each command, and we don't need to have the same music playing at the same time throughout the house.
So is it possible to create two separate Sonos networks, that are on the same WiFi network, and that use the same Spotify account?
Or can't they both play at the same time then?

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bockersjv

Local Superstar

No, you can't have two Spotify accounts on the single wifi.

You can stream different Spotify music to each Sonos speaker from the Sonos app, but not from Alexa. Alexa only allows the single feed.

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MartinReuversAuthor

Contributor I

Thanks.
Is there a way to avoid having to say "... in the kitchen" or "... in the living room" with each command?

Chris

Lead Maestro

On the Sonos One you don’t have to say that. It doesn’t matter how many Sonos ones you have on network. You only have to say “in the kitchen” if trying to control a different one then your talking to. I think your confused thinking you have to say that if you have multiple Sonos ones when that is not the case. You say that when you have an alexa device controlling a separate sonos speaker.

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