Components and Architectural

I have connected a Dual turntable DT 210 (with a working build in pre-amplifyer) and a Sonos Port (Line in) but i can't get it working (no sound). What am i doing wrong?  

Volume keeps.going to 15 every time I raise the Volume it drops back to 15

I have an old first gen Sonos system.  Play 1,3 and 5.  I still use the Sonos S1 app.  I also use a Sonos Connect to listen to Sonos on my home stereo system through a pioneer amplifier and Bose speakers.  This all works well. I want to listen to my turntable and cds on the rest of my Sonos system, not just on my stereo system and Bose speakers. I know I could plug the turntable or cd player directly into the Sonos Connect to the analog Input, but there are 2 problems with this.  First, there is only room to plug one of them in, and second this would mean they were not plugged into my stereo system.  So, my question is, how/can I have these components on my stereo system through my receiver and also be able to have them extend through my Sonos.  Any help greatly appreciated.   

Hey guys.Today my Sonos Port underwent an update. And after that it didn't connect anymore, even my account seems to have disappeared.I've tried every possibility listed in the Sonos help file and nothing works.Any other suggestions? 

After searching threads on this site, I am STILL unable to successfully play radio output from my Yamaha receiver, (RX-V373) via a Sonos Connect (S15, Gen 2 mfg 05/2019), to play through my Play:1 and/or Roam SL speakers.Once I get this working, I’ll hook up my turntable (unamplified) and CD player to it.Here’s a photo of the back of my receiver. I have tried RCA cables connected to the Audio Out jacks (lower right hand corner of the photo)In each case, I’ve connected them to the Analog Audio “In” jacks on the Sonos Connect. My Overall System has 3 components:Living Room: Play1Living Room: Connect (Model S15, manufactured 05/2019)Living Room: Roam SLConnect menu shows the Line-in is connected.The Line-Out only has a choice for Line-Out Level (I chose “variable”). I’m clearly missing something crucial!Thanks! 

Sur un sonos CONNECT ( modèle indiqué sur l’étiquette au dos de l’appareil  ) à quoi servent les entrées Audio IN et les touches de volume ?What’s the of analog inputs and volume control on a Sonos CONNECT?

I have great difficulty playing CDs through the port, and cannot play cds without the port. Does anybody have any suggestions?  It is an old system Yamaha amp and Rotel CD player. 

Hello!! I’ve been a Sonos user for a while now but have a few questions regarding my amp. I have a home system with multiple Eras (100s and 300s), One SL, Play 3, Move, Roam and a pair of Klipsch AW 525s hooked up to a Sonos amp. After doing some research the Klipsch’s are 8 Ohms with 75W of handling. I’m a looking to add another pair of speakers to the amp but am wondering if I can do with a pair of 100W 8 Ohm speakers. Can I do this or would this be to much for the amp to handle and would I have to get a separate amp for this?

I am a little concerned about all the posts that talk to the 75ms input delay.  That may be the major issue throw my way as a deal breaker but I thought I’d still ask.I have an old ZP120 amp. We do a bit of karaoke at home with a little speaker with colourful light (kids love it). However, we can't get enough microphones connected for a decent singalong. My thought was buying a 4 way Bluetooth microphone mixer (with 6.35mm output jack), that I could connect with a 6.35mm to RCA cable, and plug that into the Sonos amp with speakers plugged in direct. We'd use TV to play the karaoke itself (music and lyrics) separate to this setup (alongside a disconnected whirly disco light). No use of the S1 app, just connectivity. Does that sound like it would work or does someone see an issue?

I cant connect my sonos connect to my system..I try to reset it ,   my sonos is always searching and it never see it 

I have a Sonos boost that I factory reset and am trying to set up as the hub for my system to replace a speaker that’s currently the SonosNet node (all devices are boost compatible). The boost is showing a flashing green light however it is not showing up in my s2 app when I go to add a new product. I’ve tried a couple of resets but it doesn’t seem to work. Not sure what else I can do. The phone and the boost are right next to each other. Could you help me troubleshoot this? 

I’ve installed a Pro-Ject turntable and a port. Connected the port to the WIFI. Now I get no sound using the turntable and nothing from the speakers for TV, streaming services, etc.  When I go to TV, for example, and select all the speakers in my ecosystem, the app indicates it cant connect.   I’ve got no use of my Sonos now for anything. 

Hello Everyone, just bought a Connect Amp Gen 2,  I wanted to confirm the boot sequence to check I don't have one on the way out. My previous G1 connect amp started flashing the white light as soon as power was applied, and finally staying solid once connected. I expected the G2 to do the same, this time when power is applied, the white light comes on solid for 3 seconds, then goes out for 20 seconds, comes on again flashing until connected then Solid. The 20 seconds with no light is very consistent, so am hoping this is normal ?. Can anyone confirm this is the same on their G2 connect amp pleaseThanks very much 👍  

Hi,I have an old S2 Connect Amp and 2 x 8ohm speakers, i though i was smart so i combined one of the speaker leads from each speaker and so on the connect amp on the speaker output both blacks are connected together and then separete L and R goes to each speaker. The amp plays but cuts at 60% volume. Is this wrong what i have done ? Should i go back to separate black lead to each speaker ?/donib

Ik heb spdif en lineingang (port)Hoe kan ik lineingang als voorkeur aanzetten.Nu is meteen spdif actief,Maar ik wil bij inschakelen lineingang actief hebben Moderator edit:Google Translate- I have spdif and line input (port)How can I set line input as preference.Now spdif is active immediately,But I want to have line input active when switching on

I have an existing Sonos system. In the living room it has a Sonos ARC, Sub 3, and two One SL speakers.Office has a Sonos ERA 300. Just got a Victrola Stream onyx turntable.  I used the Victrola app (per the instructions in the new box) to attempt to set up the new turntable.  I was successful at linking it to my network through the Victrola app.  It did not give me any options I could find to add it to my existing sonos system in the Victrola app.  I went over to my Sonos app to attempt to add the Victrola Stream onyx to my sonos system.  The sonos app could not find the Victrola Stream Onyx.  I did a factory reset on the Victrola Stream Onyx.  The Sonos app still cannot locate the new Victrola Stream Onyx after the factory reset.  I have unplugged and plugged back in the Victrola Stream Onyx in addition to the factory reset and still no success with the sonos app finding the new Victrola Stream onyx.  Any ideas?

I recently bought a couple CR200s. I added them using a wired ZP80. They are now working on the system. My concern is that I cannot see them showing up on sonos.com or the S1 app. This limits me because I wanted to take advantage of the upgrade discount they would have. How can I make them show up in my sonos.com system/upgrade page if I have already added them to my system and they are working correctly?

I have 5 amps (one current generation) and one old soundbar, since the App major update, I have not been able group them. I get the “Unable to Connect”.For a brief period, I did have one update for all the units and it worked for a very short period. Then it failed again for months. Since 3 units are in one open area, it is very important to be able to group them. I tried power cycling all the units, no luck. They are all upto date for the software.  If it prolongs much longer, it would have to replace all the until with alternatives.  And not get any additional Sonos in the other rooms.

Took it all to the dump today— three speakers, bridge, amp… used to work fine then after one year of app updates and failure to connect I pulled the plug. A systemAbsolutely so primitive.  Spent way too much money on Sonos, but can’t take it snymore! Bye Bye ! YS Sonos! 

I am getting ready to install two ceiling speakers in my kitchen and connecting them to a Sonos amp in the living room. I’m wondering about wiring. The amp uses banana plugs but it looks like the speakers don’t. Will the holes in the ceiling speaker except banana plugs? can I tighten down or is it need to be unterminated  cable that goes into to the ceiling speakers?

So I’ve used this one maybe 20 times and now it does not start to turn. Blue light on 33 blinks fast. Can’t remember if it used to do that or stayed solid?  anyone know if this could be some software issue ?

How do i change my connect:AMP what is the main device in the house to the Sonos Port?And another question! Could set up my “Sonos Port” as the main device and use the “Sonos Connect” on the Sonos 2 system?

I used to run a Sonos Arc + sub gen 2 + play:1 surrounds in my home theater room with a 70” bravia 4k tv and I was very happy with the surround sound experience, but not really happy with the music I got from it… The pair of fives in the kitchen/dining space sounded far more full and really pulled me in.I’ve now moved out of the big house to an apartment. My current plan is to set up a projector for the once a month or so I want to watch a movie, and use an AMP 4.1 setup, since the primary duty will be music.Question is, what speakers to use for the mains… I don’t like the idea of spending a grand on a system that I won’t be able to tune, so my current thinking is to get some Sonos Architectural wall or ceiling speakers as the mains…Has anyone here used all three of the in-wall 6.5’s, in-ceiling 6.5’s and in-ceiling 8’s that you could compare and say if you’d recommend any of them for this type of use? Or, should I be looking at floorstanders or bookshelf mains and lose out on the DSP

I am thinking about redoing the audio in our family room and using an amp to run two towers and a center speaker. Back in the day, we would create a center channel by grabbing the negative of one side and run it to the positive of the speaker. Then we would grab the positive of the other side and run it to the negative of the speaker. Or we would series the center with the two fronts.  I believe the amp has to have a grounded output and not be bridged. I am not familiar with the Sonos amp’s internals enough to know if this is the case or not. Does anyone have a similar setup like this?

Looking for advice , Have many Sonos Products and love them , Wanting to purchase two Amps and run one for each passive speaker , Will the Amp run a Bi Amp mode ?