Using chrome cast Audio to connect Sonos to existing home stereo

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November 18, 2017
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I use Sonos connect Amps to supply music to wired speakers everywhere in my home except the basement. I have a home stereo / theatre in the basement that I’d like to play Sonos through occasionally. Can this be accomplished using Chrome Cast audio instead of a Sonos connect? The amp for the basement stereo is a Pioneer Elite VSX-60.

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Best answer by CapnLes

Hi GEDD,

Welcome to the Sonos community!

Your Chrome Cast does not connect to Sonos. Easiest way would be to add a Sonos Connect to your basement system. Depending on the distance, walls and floors you may need to add a Boost as well.

Hope this helps

CapnLesAnswer

Virtuoso

Hi GEDD,

Welcome to the Sonos community!

Your Chrome Cast does not connect to Sonos. Easiest way would be to add a Sonos Connect to your basement system. Depending on the distance, walls and floors you may need to add a Boost as well.

Hope this helps

My Sonos system is rock solid 100% of the time and your system should be too!

G

GEDDAuthor

Contributor I

Thanks for the info. Was trying to save a few bucks... ah well, c’est la vie.

K

Kumar

You can still do that if you want to play Chromecast compatible streamed sources in the basement; it won't be in sync with Sonos but does it need to be?

Google Play Music for instance will work very well for music in the basement for USD 35 for the CCA and the subscription for the service which, by the way, will work in a similar fashion, independently with your other Sonos kit. You will need a decent WiFi signal in the basement of course, to connect to Google Play.

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