Components & Architectural

Does any body know any integrated amplifier that supports sonos port volume control pass-through?

I am in the process of upgrading my 18-year-old home theater with an Arc Ultra. In the process I’d also like to be able to stream music from my even older B&O Beogram turntable, located in a different room, to the Arc. I know that I have to buy a phono preamp for the turntable and that I can then connect the preamp to any Sonos speaker with a line-in (e.g. the Era 100). But, even after scouring the web, I cannot determine if I will be able to “pair” that single speaker with the Arc such that the signal from the turntable would play on both the Sonos speaker and the Arc. Is that possible?

I have the Ray Soundbar and was able to find Radio connections. Everything works. But how can I connect my IPhone Mediathek with Sonos. Both systems are in the same W-LAN 

Hi, I’m after some advice please. I have a Sonos home cinema set up in the lounge,Sonos arc, Sonos 100 speakers and x 2 subwoofers. I’m looking at getting a Project T1 EVO turntable in a different room in which case I may move the Sonos 100 speakers and connect them to the turntable and upgrade the lounge speakers to sonos ERA 300. Am I right in thinking as soon as the turntable is connected to 1 speaker I can then link as many other speakers to it as I like or is it not that simple.Any advice would be appreciated including speaker options 

Hey.  I bought a ERA 100 to connect to my vinyl player. I have the official line in cable from Sonos and connected it up. However it’s plays the sound from the both the player and the speaker. It only stops when I plug some headphones into the headphone jack of the vinyl. Checked all the settings but I feel I am missing something.  I am really new to all this stuff so I am hoping it’s just something simple that I have done wrong.  cheers. 

I have 2 sonance amps but can’t them to play together. I have the option to switch from one amp to the other but each time I do, the itherone disappears from the group setup. Any thoughts how to get visibility to both amps at same time on appamd play same music for both?  

Hi!So i dont really have Sonos equipments (not that i dont want some), but I'm writing on behalf of my grandparents so i dont really know all about Sonos products. Im the "tech guy" of the family so i guess i dont really have a choice XDSo they have a Playbar and a Play:1 setup to what i think is a Sonos Bridge (a white box with only 2 ethernet ports at the back, nothing else). They recently acquired a new turntable they want to setup on their Sonos equipment. I initially thought they could wire it with directly on the amp but since the Bridge lacks Rca input, it's impossible. I've come across a Sonos Connect (both Gen 1 and gen 2 available) that I could aquire. I was wondering if I could replace their white box, the Sonos Bridge with only 2 ethernet ports, with one of them. Is it possible to just swap it for one of the two withiut changing their current speakers, so that they could enjoy their turntable? And if so, is it pretty straightforward?Also, if it's be possible, which gen woul

So, I have a system set up in a residence.  Approx. 7 Port devices that are connected to a multi-channel amp and wired analog speakers.  The Ports are connected through wireless network. Music works fine...the issue I am having is that I am trying to extract HDMI/optical audio from a TV and line it back in through a Port so I can listen to the TV sound over the speakers in that zone.  That does work, but there is a few seconds delay between the tv sound and the Sonos Port speakers. In doing a little research, I think there should be a setting available on the app to set an audio delay for the specific Port I am working with.  That option doesn’t seem to be available though.I have a similar setup at my office, and I have older Connect devices there.  Regardless, the audio delay setting option is there for that line-in setting.  I assume Port devices should have that option as well?Is there anything obvious I am missing why I don’t have the audio delay option for this line-in TV setup? 

I am planning to replace all my wired speakers (except one outside pair) and my Marantz amp with the Sonos system.  I have an AKAI reel-to-reel which I would like to keep and have functioning.  How can I do this with a Sonos system?  How do I push Sonos through my outdoor wired speakers?  thank you

I currently have Sonos amp paired with kef ls50 and Sonos sub.My tv is HDMI connected to amp, phono is on line in.  I would like to build atmos setup.  Will I be able to use amp and kefs in that setup if I get beam and two eras? Beam and amp/kefs would be in front and eras back?Will I be able to listen music only in stereo on amp/ kefs and sub? tnx :)

My amp only has a white light that keeps flashing when I try to reset it and I can't and it won't let me connect it to the network. I've already tried to reset it by connecting it to the network via cable and the white light keeps flashing slowly.  

Does anyone know how to connect Klipsch the Sevens, to the Sonos Port?  

I made a mistake and transferred the patio Sonos amp to the Living Room amp through an option presented on the Sonos app and didn’t realize the living room amp was unplugged. Now I am trying to restore the amp back to the patio and can not seem to make this change. 

Bonjour, Je voudrais savoir s'il est possible de brancher une seule enceinte ceiling a l'ampli sonos ?Merci de votre retour  Moderator edit:Google Translate-Hello, I would like to know if it is possible to connect a single ceiling speaker to the Sonos amplifier?Thank you for your feedback

I have recently changed router and have gone through the pain of having to factory reset 4 x Play 1 and a Soundbar. The Play 3 will not factory reset but I will figure that out. When I reset the Port using the SONSO App it has been added to a new system rather than adding it to the one with the Play 1s and Play bar, even though it is on the same wi-fi network. Resetting the port was a painful process as it is buried at the back of a cabinet. Is there a way to move the Port from one system to another? I have had SONOS for over 11 years and I am seriously close to getting rid of it.

I have been messing around with various configurations for connections with my Sonos amp and would the outcomes experiences and see what other users have done.My Current Setup:Sonos amp Project Debut EVO 2 Schitt Mani 2 phono Pre Amp  Tangent CDII RCA switch box to feed both the Evo & Tangent in via the RCA line in on the AMP. B&W 606 Speakers (These occasionally are set as surrounds for an ARC which is my main TV sound output, but are predominantly for music use only)This has been my setup for the last few years and i was very happy. However, I recently upgraded to the Project EVO with the Schitt Mani 2 from a Project T1 phono with built in pre amp. When i did this  I found I had to adjust the line level down to 8 get the best sound from the turntable, but would need to increase it back to level 10 for the CDII. Much as I love streaming I still enjoy active listening on physical formats so want to get the best setup for all my listening needs. So i did a little experiment usin

I have a beam & move speakers which I connect to via  a Sonos port. I want to play my Brennan B2 and my Pro Ject Primary E turntable thru my Sonos port. I have purchased a Pro Ject Phono Box MM and a Prozor bi-directional switcher plus all the relevant cables to achieve this. I just need to set it up correctly  -  HELP!!!Moderator edit: edited for clarity

Hi, i don’t need my boost anymore and I want to sell it. How can I reset it? 

https://www.yahoo.com/tech/victrolas-sonos-compatible-stream-onyx-150000635.html New colors for the Onyx model, plus an upgrade to Bluetooth and Vinylstream Wi-Fi support.  I have checked with Victrola, and the upgrade will be retrofitted to all Victrola Stream models and is coming some time in February. 

What is the best way to connect a Port so I can feed my CD player, turntable and Sonos music into my hi-fi system AND link these sources to other Sonos speakers in the house?

Hi, I’m looking to use BT headphones by connecting my Port to a BT transmitter. I’m not sure if there is a cable to do this or if I need to buy a converter? My transmitter has a digital optical Input but the Port looks like a Coax Output. This is new to me so trying to avoid ordering the wrong part.Any product links appreciated. 

Can you connect a record player / turntable to the connect gen2 from sonos. That the sound then enters the whole system. The record player has its own build in amp.  

My Sonos Amp has a buzzing/humming sound coming from inside the unit. It is very audible even when no music is playing and speakers are disconnected. My local shop and the Sonos support have been unable to resolve the issue.Because it is out of warranty, Sonos will only offer a 30% discount on a new one. I am very hesitant to buy another when this issue could happen again (it seems to be a known issue when searching communities).Very disappointing response from Sonos. This is a high end piece of kit and should be backed up by Sonos. Anyone had this issue or had a better resolution?

I don’t think I will get much sympathy but here goes.  We remodelled our living area last year and my husband would not do the research or perhaps did not care if the speakers (for surround sound) were hidden in the wall behind the primary seating area(which was my desire but not his). As a result the wiring /speakers which could have been in the wall are not.So we have two Era 300 white speakers and one white sub woofer (either the gen 3 or 4)- I do not know which. The modern, minimalist style condo (all white neutral colors) is open plan with the following rooms all open to each other and very few full height walls: living room(with the big TV, sonos beam or Arc(?) below the TV, an adjacent den, kitchen and dining room.  The sofa is against a 18’ h wall. Ceiling is sloped. Other than the TV wall,  which is actually not a solid wall but a custom wood 16’H room divider directly across from the sectional, there is no other wall nearby other than glass patio sliders. I did not want to ha

I currently have in wall speakers, no wireless.  How many amps and ports do I need to drive all 8 sets of speakers?  I want to put 2 rooms/sets of speakers together X 4 (LR & Kitchen, Outdoor kitchen & patio, Master BR & Bath, Study & Upstairs patio.)  I understand I can parallel the sets on one amp so I need 4 amps.  How many ports do I need?  I also have CD player, turntable and I wish to either hardwire or bluetooth an Ipod touch.Also can I use Audiosource AMP 100 instead of SONOS amp?  AMP 100 has A & B selectors.