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beynymAnswer
World-Class Superstar
Sep 15, 2026 3:00 PM UTC

You could consider connecting a Bluetooth transmitter to the analog line-out or digital coaxial output of a Sonos Port. This should allow you to listen to Sonos audio on almost any Bluetooth headphones.

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AjTrek1
Sep 15, 2026 2:52 PM UTC

The short answer is…no. Even Sonos branded headphones do not connect to the Sonos Amp.

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beynymAnswer
World-Class Superstar
Sep 15, 2026 3:00 PM UTC

You could consider connecting a Bluetooth transmitter to the analog line-out or digital coaxial output of a Sonos Port. This should allow you to listen to Sonos audio on almost any Bluetooth headphones.

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AjTrek1
Sep 15, 2026 3:14 PM UTC

​@beynym work-around may work. However the assumption is you’re only using the Amp as streamer to wired speakers. Also, that you want to use headphones for private listening.

Using a Bluetooth transmitter may or may not mute the audio to the speakers as would be the case with a traditional AV amp/receiver that has a dedicated headphone jack. 🤔

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Schlumpf
Virtuoso
Sep 15, 2026 4:41 PM UTC

You could consider connecting a Bluetooth transmitter to the analog line-out or digital coaxial output of a Sonos Port. This should allow you to listen to Sonos audio on almost any Bluetooth headphones.

Most expensive solution ever for „just need an audio out“. 

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Stanley_4
Grand Maestro
Sep 15, 2026 4:50 PM UTC

You could consider connecting a Bluetooth transmitter to the analog line-out or digital coaxial output of a Sonos Port. This should allow you to listen to Sonos audio on almost any Bluetooth headphones.

Most expensive solution ever for „just need an audio out“. 

Gen 1 Play 5 has a 3.5 mm audio out. Old, S1 only but cheap. Get one that has the 30% upgrade discount available.

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