So I have a Connect and I have a Pro-Ject Essential III turntable. I have the turntable plugged into the Connect, however I still hear no sound over the rest of my wireless Sonos system.
Any ideas on what the problem is? Should I have bought a ConnectAmp instead?
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Are you selecting the Line-In source for the other Sonos Rooms? Do this by going to the Now Playing screen for one of your other rooms, then select the Browse menu, select Line-In, select the source, and select Play Now. As an alternative, you can set a default Room for the line-In to play to by going to Settings->Connect->(Connect room name)->Line-In Settings and choosing the Autoplay room.
Thank you! That got me to where I can hear at a very low volume) the music playing through the speakers. I have tried adjusting all of my line in settings (setting 10 - high provides the best output though still very low). The turntable has a pre-amp - does it require me to turn that on (it’s a Pro Ject Essential III)? Any other thoughts on how I can pump up the volume?
Sorry to interject here, but I was looking around the net at this turntable earlier and I think there are two versions .. one is called Pro-Ject Essential IIl and the other is called the Pro-Ject Essential PIIl ... I assume the 'P' is for Phono or Pre-Amp... I think the first model does not have a pre-amp.
So a Pre-Amp maybe required if you have the Pro-Ject Essential IIl model.
So...as an update to the above, I purchased and am attempting to install a Pro-Ject Record Box E to connect my Pro-Ject Essential III turntable to my Sonos Connect.
I have the cables from the turntable going into the “in” ports of the preamp, then the next pair going from the “out” ports of the pre-amp to the “in” ports of the Connect. I also have the “MM” button not pressed (out position).
On my phone, I have the Connect setup as line in /AV. Still, no sound!