Will Amplifier control Play:3?

12 replies
606 views
Translate All

I have a Sonos Bridge which connects with my Play:3 speakers. I recently purchased a Sonos Amplifier to connect with my stereo receiver and in-ceiling speakers. I just received notice that the Bridge will no longer be supported. Can I use the amplifier now the control my Play:3 speakers?

This topic has been closed for further comments. You can use the search bar to find a similar topic, or create a new one by clicking Create Topic at the top of the page.

AjTrek1Answer

Hi alan716

The Sonos Bridge never controlled your Play 3 speakers. The bridge only created the SonosNet to replace your home Wi-Fi signal. The SonosNet can be created by a Sonos speaker wired to your router including the Play 3.

However, if placement is an issue (meaning it would be inconvenient to wire the Play 3) you can purchase the Sonos Boost module ($99-USD) to replace the bridge.

Regarding this comment of yours...I recently purchased a Sonos Amplifier to connect with my stereo receiver and in-ceiling speakers.

If you were trying to integrate a receiver with say a TT that is connected to it you would not need a Sonos Amp. A Sonos Port would be the go to product.
If you are trying to drive in ceiling speakers then you would need a Sonos Amp.

If I have missed something please clarify. Cheers!

Together Everyone Achieves More = T.E.A.M.

Show previous replies

Airgetlam

Yea. I know what it is in my mind, it’s hard to write it in an English sentence. Was hoping you had something nifty all ready to use.

Translate

Bruce

AjTrek1

The following is as nifty as it gets for me. If you can tweak it be my guest. Cheers!

The Sonos Move cannot be wired to create the SonosNet. Likewise in a Sonos home theater (HT) setup neither can the sub nor speakers used as surrounds be wired. In a Sonos HT only the Beam, Playbar, Playbase or Sonos Amp may be used to create the SonosNet.

Translate

Together Everyone Achieves More = T.E.A.M.

Sign up

Login to the community