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seandoc20
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December 17, 2023
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Connect Sonos Port to Denon turntable through yamaha receiver

  • December 17, 2023
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Unable to connect my sonos port to a Denon-29F turntable, through a yamaha receiver (turntable does not have a pre-amp). Hoping to use the port to play my turntable through Five and Move speakers throughout the house.

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Best answer by Ken_Griffiths

Connect the TT to the Phono input on your Yamaha Receiver and select that as the playback source (to output the audio to the Sonos line-in).. so simply use the two RCA Line-IN/OUT connections to your Sonos Port. See attached.

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Ken_Griffiths
Ken_Griffiths
December 17, 2023

What is the make/model of the Yamaha Receiver?

Why not just use a pre-amp inbetween the TT and Port line-in instead and then output from the Port to your Receiver using either an RCA analog, or digital coax, connection?

seandoc20Author
Contributor I
December 17, 2023

I have a Yamaha R-N303 receiver I am trying to use. My original setup before Sonos connected the turntable to the receiver with its pre-amp, so I am trying to use the equipment I already have, instead of buying another piece on what I am spending on with the port and 5.

Ken_Griffiths
Ken_GriffithsAnswer
December 17, 2023

Connect the TT to the Phono input on your Yamaha Receiver and select that as the playback source (to output the audio to the Sonos line-in).. so simply use the two RCA Line-IN/OUT connections to your Sonos Port. See attached.

    seandoc20Author
    Contributor I
    December 18, 2023

    Ken - This worked. Thanks for the troubleshooting assist. I did not have the TT in to the phono input and receiver set to that input. Thought I needed it connected to and set on the Line input. Appreciate it!

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