I have seen a lot questions and comments related to the delay that comes with connecting a DJ controller to your sonos system through a sonos port. The delay may is noticeable and is def not ideal at all for professionals in this space. However, if you just want to have fun at home and throw small house parties, it works absolutely great in my opinion. The output from the speakers might have minor delay but you can always use your headphones to mix or have a small monitor speaker directly connected to your decks to help with mixing. Plus, the aesthetics of the apartment also look great without large bulky wired speakers awkwardly positioned around the decks. I have noticed that when more people are in the apartment and connected to the wifi, it can cause sound to drop off and here and there but I just set up a wifi mesh network to tighten up the wifi which I am hoping helps resolve this issue. Will provide an update to anyone interested.
My setup: A pioneer XDJ RX2 is connected to a sonos port which then connects to a sonos playbar with surrounds and sub through the sonos app. I have other sonos setups as well so I can always pull them in to boost the sound for larger parties (like my arc setup with surrounds and sub). The mixing from the decks (although slight delayed) remains in sync across all the speakers and subs in the apartment. I do have to say that it may take some time to get the volume and trim settings configured correctly since now you have multiple components involved (like the RX2 and the sonos app) but when set right, it does sound pretty good.
