sonos for windows .. S1. or S2 ?

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Is the windows controller able to handle both newer Sonos products like Ray , and integrate older legacy products like Play 5 together…. Seeing the controller is not S1 or S2 designated … I haven’t tried yet but will at some point when I bring a set of play 5s back from the cabin…

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AirgetlamAnswer

No, there is no Sonos controller that handles both S1 and S2, each system requires its own controller, although they can coexist on your mobile device or desktop/laptop.

There is no Sonos system that allows you to combine S1 and S2 speakers in the same ‘group’.

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AirgetlamAnswer

No, there is no Sonos controller that handles both S1 and S2, each system requires its own controller, although they can coexist on your mobile device or desktop/laptop.

There is no Sonos system that allows you to combine S1 and S2 speakers in the same ‘group’.

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John B

The Windows controller just labelled “Sonos” is the S2 controller. There is a separate controller for S1.

The Windows controllers are mostly just for controlling the system. They can perform hardly any system management functions. A mobile controller is essential.

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https://support.sonos.com/en-us/downloads

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