Grand Maestro

Updated memory graphic

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Airgetlam

Since the SUB is always a “slave” device, i.e. bonded to another Sonos device, I wonder what difference it makes. I’ve always assumed a “bonded” device doesn’t need the full code set.

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Peter Mc

Its a shame they can’t provide a service to upgrade the memory. I’d gladly pay for the part, labor and shipping. You’d think the bigger memory would support a larger local music library index also.

Imagine if all players had originally been designed like some Android phones with an SD memory card slot that could be exchanged for a bigger card!

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Airgetlam

Can you run the current version of Android on these devices? I’m an Apple iPhone user, so I’m a bit more accustomed to this limited memory issue.

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Stanley_4Author

Grand Maestro

The SD option on Android is only storage space, not for ROM or RAM which is what legacy gear is short of.

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Nikisixx21

Enthusiast I

Thanks for sharing the chart!

The connect amp difference are easy to spot because of the play pause button, but how can we tell the difference between which Play1, Play3 and Sub we were sold?

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