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Clivier
Contributor II
Jul 6, 2025 12:55 PM UTC
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Looking for an alternative to Sonos Port

Hello everyone,

I have a turntable with a built-in preamplifier. Until now, the turntable was connected directly to my Sonos Era 300 speaker with a cable. I now need to move the speakers and I'm looking for a way to connect the speaker to the turntable.

I saw the Sonos Port, but the price seems high just to connect a turntable to a speaker.

Are there any Sonos-compatible alternatives?

Thanks in advance!

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Mr. T
Mr. TAnswer
Jul 6, 2025 1:02 PM UTC

You could use the Line-In adapter on an Era 100, which would give you an extra speaker, or you could look to connect a Bluetooth transmitter to your turntable and connect to the Era 300s over Bluetooth.

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Mr. T
Mr. TAnswer
Jul 6, 2025 1:02 PM UTC

You could use the Line-In adapter on an Era 100, which would give you an extra speaker, or you could look to connect a Bluetooth transmitter to your turntable and connect to the Era 300s over Bluetooth.

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    Stanley_4
    Stanley_4
    Grand Maestro
    Jul 6, 2025 3:53 PM UTC

    The Era 100 is your best bet but a used Connect that is S2 compatible (older ones aren't) might be the cheapest, but with  the risks of old and used.

    Not a fan of Bluetooth for high quality sound but it might be good enough for you.

     

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      planergaffnet
      Lyricist II
      Jul 28, 2025 9:56 PM UTC

      A bit of a runaround but a solution that worked for me (with a very old turntable) was to buy a cheap external preamp and a Bluetooth transmitter.

      We own a Roam...simply send the Bluetooth to the Roam, add other speakers/stereo pairs to a group, then mute the Roam.  Works a treat.

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