I’m assuming you have two Play:5s set up as a stereo pair and the turntable is connected to the line-in on one of the Play:5s, correct?
If this is the case, separate the Play:5s as a stereo pair in the Sonos app and unplug both speakers from power for a couple of minutes and reboot your router and phone. Then make them into a stereo pair again and connect the turntable to the line-in on the OTHER Play:5. If this doesn’t work, repeat the same process but swap the Play:5s (left speaker is now the right speaker, right speaker is now the left).
Another option, if available, is to wire one of the speakers directly to the router with an ethernet cable.
Vinyl Rio… you didn’t by any chance run two leads from the turntable? One to the left 5 and one to the right? Or do mean that one Play 5 is missing in action?
Vinyl Rio… you didn’t by any chance run two leads from the turntable? One to the left 5 and one to the right? Or do mean that one Play 5 is missing in action?
I’m running just one cord from the turntable RCA jacks to a 3.5mm input into one the Play:5s.
I’m assuming you have two Play:5s set up as a stereo pair and the turntable is connected to the line-in on one of the Play:5s, correct?
If this is the case, separate the Play:5s as a stereo pair in the Sonos app and unplug both speakers from power for a couple of minutes and reboot your router and phone. Then make them into a stereo pair again and connect the turntable to the line-in on the OTHER Play:5. If this doesn’t work, repeat the same process but swap the Play:5s (left speaker is now the right speaker, right speaker is now the left).
Another option, if available, is to wire one of the speakers directly to the router with an ethernet cable.
Thanks for the help, I’ll definitely try that.
Rio