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Linking Pioneer XDJ RX controller to Sonos?

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Hi,

This type of question has been asked a few times over the years but not since the newer gen speakers have come out (I couldn’t find anyway). I have a set up in my ‘Hut’ (aka…party shed) where I have a Arc sounder, 2 Sonos 1’s (Gen 2) and a Sub (Gen 3). I keep my XDJ-RX in side the house but would love to bring it out sometimes, is there a way I can link it in to the Sonos setup, I have read elsewhere about the delay, but if I had a hard wired connection in to the Arc would the delay still be there?

 

Best answer by brymills

The easiest way to hook a CDJ into a Sonos setup would be using a Port.

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If you can get an optical audio output from the XDJ-RX then you could be delay-free (to any of the HT-aware Sonos devices), but it appears that the digital output is via USB and not optical. Maybe there is a device to turn that USB stream into optical?

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The easiest way to hook a CDJ into a Sonos setup would be using a Port.

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