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RRosaly
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Feb 19, 2018 7:20 AM UTC
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Connecting Sonos to Marantz HD-Amp1 & Marantz-CD1

I have a Sonos Sub, a Sonos bar, a Sonos connect. I also have a Marantz HD-CD1 connected to a Marantz HD-Amp. I want to connect all so I can listen my Marantz system using my Sonos speakers. Is this possible?
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    AjTrek1
    AjTrek1Answer
    Feb 19, 2018 5:04 PM UTC
    I am trying not to use any additional speakers. For speakers I only wanted to use my Sonos speakers. Thanks

    The connections between your Sonos Connect and your Marantz components remain the same *. Since you're only using your Sonos speakers then just ignore my comment regarding speaker lag. However, you now know what to possibly expect if you do decide to connect 3rd party speakers to your Marantz.

    * Since you're not using speakers connected to your Marantz you can forego: Analog or Optical Audio –Out from Sonos Connect to Audio-In on Marantz HD-AMP1, if you want.

    Setup your Sonos speakers via the Sonos App:

    _Playbar with bonded sub and name them as a room.

    _Setup your Connect as a room.

    Group the Playbar/Sub with the Sonos Connect to hear music from a source connected to your Marantz (i.e. Turntable, CD player etc).

    Cheers!
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    AjTrek1
    AjTrek1
    Feb 19, 2018 1:41 PM UTC
    Assuming you aren't using the Sonos Connect at this time:

    To play other sources (i.e. Turntable, CD Player etc.): Analog Audio-Out from Marantz HD-CD1 to Audio-In on Sonos Connect *
    To Play music via the Sonos App: Analog or Optical Audio –Out from Sonos Connect to Audio-In on Marantz HD-AMP1 *

    * You may experience slight audio lag Sonos speakers vs those connected to AMP
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    RRosalyAuthor
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    Feb 19, 2018 4:57 PM UTC
    I am trying not to use any additional speakers. For speakers I only wanted to use my Sonos speakers. Thanks
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    AjTrek1
    AjTrek1Answer
    Feb 19, 2018 5:04 PM UTC
    I am trying not to use any additional speakers. For speakers I only wanted to use my Sonos speakers. Thanks

    The connections between your Sonos Connect and your Marantz components remain the same *. Since you're only using your Sonos speakers then just ignore my comment regarding speaker lag. However, you now know what to possibly expect if you do decide to connect 3rd party speakers to your Marantz.

    * Since you're not using speakers connected to your Marantz you can forego: Analog or Optical Audio –Out from Sonos Connect to Audio-In on Marantz HD-AMP1, if you want.

    Setup your Sonos speakers via the Sonos App:

    _Playbar with bonded sub and name them as a room.

    _Setup your Connect as a room.

    Group the Playbar/Sub with the Sonos Connect to hear music from a source connected to your Marantz (i.e. Turntable, CD player etc).

    Cheers!
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      RRosalyAuthor
      Contributor I
      Feb 19, 2018 5:07 PM UTC
      Thank you for your response.
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