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hello

i’d love to integrate my 1210 with Sonos producds, can you please help me to select the right products and the tool to integrate.

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Mr. TAnswer

By integrate i assume you mean you want to connect your Technics turntable to your Sonos system?

You’ll need a Sonos produce that can take aline in feed, such as a port, Play 5, Five, Era 100/300 or a Move2. I suspect the technics turntable will need a phono amp too.

Or they can use a Bluetooth connection to a Roam they list under their profile.

bockersjv

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By integrate i assume you mean you want to connect your Technics turntable to your Sonos system?

You’ll need a Sonos produce that can take aline in feed, such as a port, Play 5, Five, Era 100/300 or a Move2. I suspect the technics turntable will need a phono amp too.

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Mr. TAnswer

By integrate i assume you mean you want to connect your Technics turntable to your Sonos system?

You’ll need a Sonos produce that can take aline in feed, such as a port, Play 5, Five, Era 100/300 or a Move2. I suspect the technics turntable will need a phono amp too.

Or they can use a Bluetooth connection to a Roam they list under their profile.

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trannap

Lyricist I

If you have passive speakers you would like to use, you can use a Sonos Amp and connect the speakers and turntable to the Amp.

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AjTrek1

Your profile shows that you only have Sonos Roam products. You can connect your Technics 1210 using the proprietary Sonos line-in adapter sold separately to Era 100(s). See it here.

According to the Specs I read for the Technics 1210 it is not Bluetooth capable therefore the Line-in adapter is a must.

The Technics 1210 per its specs doesn't have a built-in Pre-amp which is required. You can find several on Amazon.

You will also need an RCA to 3.5mm cable also available on Amazon.

The connections would be as follows:

Technics 1210 RCA-Out > RCA-In of Pre-Amp > RCA-Out from Pre-Amp using RCA to 3.5mm cable > 3.5mm Input of Sonos Line-in adapter > USB-C of line-In adapter to USB-C input of Era 100.

Optional Speakers

Era 100’s either singularly or as a stereo pair. See Era 100 here.
Using Era 100 (single or two) is more cost effective than a Sonos Amp even if you already own passive speakers. IMO the Era 100 is also a better option (in your case) versus a Sonos Port and still less expensive.

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Mr. T

Your profile shows that you only have Sonos Roam products. You can connect your Technics 1210 using the proprietary Sonos line-in adapter sold separately. See it here.

According to the Specs I read for the Technics 1210 it is not Bluetooth capable therefore the Line-in adapter is a must.

The Line-In is not a must. A Bluetooth transmitter can easy be purchased.

In addition, the Roam does not support a Line-In connection.

https://support.sonos.com/en-gb/article/use-line-in-on-sonos

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AjTrek1

Your profile shows that you only have Sonos Roam products. You can connect your Technics 1210 using the proprietary Sonos line-in adapter sold separately. See it here.

According to the Specs I read for the Technics 1210 it is not Bluetooth capable therefore the Line-in adapter is a must.

The Line-In is not a must. A Bluetooth transmitter can easy be purchased.

In addition, the Roam does not support a Line-In connection.

https://support.sonos.com/en-gb/article/use-line-in-on-sonos

Good catch. Got my lines crossed 😂

However, I prefer a good line in connection over BT even though as you say a BT transmitter is an option.

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