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AMP fading in and out

  • December 27, 2024
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Sounds fading in and out

I’ve got 5 Sonos AMPs in my home in separate zones.  Some point this year, I believe since the update, one of my amps/zones consistently won’t play music without routinely fading in and out (to silence).  It does this approximately every 20-30 seconds and lasts about 2 seconds. 

All amps are hard connected to LAN via ethernet from a Ethernet switch. 

It is the same amp every time.  If I play it alone or in a group, it will do this. 

I have powered on and off the entire AV system starting at modem, router and amps. 

This occurs with AirPlay or streaming through app. 

Any ideas what this could be coming from?  
 

I am hoping it isn’t an amp issue as it worked perfectly fine for several years previously. 

Best answer by Stanley_4

Can you swap two Amps to rule out a wire or speaker issue?

If the problem moves calling Sonos is likely your only solution. If you haven’t opened the Amp Sonos can be helpful in getting a replacement, even out of warranty.

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buzz
  • December 27, 2024

I suspect that this is a hardware issue. One quick workaround might be to disable the touch controls.

Touch base with SONOS phone support.


Stanley_4
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  • December 29, 2024

Can you swap two Amps to rule out a wire or speaker issue?

If the problem moves calling Sonos is likely your only solution. If you haven’t opened the Amp Sonos can be helpful in getting a replacement, even out of warranty.


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  • December 29, 2024

I actually just recalled that I have my tv connected to this via hdmi arc and the speakers work well when I have the tv on so unlikely speaker/wire issue.   That makes it all the more puzzling to me now that I remember that