Try your current cable but use another optical source, if it plays your amp and cable are fine and it is a ZP issue.
I’d return the ZP-90 to the seller as defective, it well may be that they were selling it because the optical died and they were hoping you’d not notice.
You’ll save money buying used ZPs but you might consider getting a new Sonos Port instead.
Thanks for the info. Bought it second hand so that may well be the issue.
It’s also worth double checking what kind of signal is being sent by the amp. If it is anything other than stereo, the CONNECT won’t be able to read the signal.
You’ll save money buying used ZPs but you might consider getting a new Sonos Port instead.
Which, of course, wouldn’t have an optical output at all.
@Mark321 : You could try the Connect’s co-ax digital output, if that’s an option. However, I’d definitely check another output device first, connected to the same input on the amp, with the same cable, just to confirm conclusively that it’s an issue with the Connect.
It’s also worth double checking what kind of signal is being sent by the amp. If it is anything other than stereo, the CONNECT won’t be able to read the signal.
Not sure I understand this. The Connect isn’t receiving any input from the amp.
Oops, good point, sorry about that, was thinking backwards.