I have some very nice “traditional” loudspeakers that I don’t want to let go of at this point along with a matching subwoofer. (TV, 4KDVD, Satellite, Receiver, LR + Sub) These are being powered by a Denon receiver. Owing to roof pitches, stringing conventional speaker cable would be a real bugger for ceiling mount surrounds and I’m wondering if there’s some way to cast a Bluetooth signal from the Denon to some Sonos rear surrounds without stringing the speaker cables (read cutting sheet-rock to do it). Is there some means of putting a Bluetooth converter at the AV Processor that can be used with Sonos speakers for rear surrounds. I’m concerned about “timing” issues... Of course as soon as my Vandersteen’s blow up, we’ll be 100% in the Sonos camp (as we are at our place in Montana!) ;-)
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Analog to Bluetooth conversion
Best answer by Schlumpf
Used as rear speakers no Sonos product is able to connect via bluetooth.
Beside this you can‘t mix up Sonos speakers with 3rd party products as rears to set up a surround system.
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No, unless your listening position is about 75 feet from the TV screen.
+18Used as rear speakers no Sonos product is able to connect via bluetooth.
Beside this you can‘t mix up Sonos speakers with 3rd party products as rears to set up a surround system.
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