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Trending Lyricist I
Dec 4, 2022 4:03 PM UTC

Sonos Port + Third Party Speaker Sync

Hello!

 

I just set up a Sonos Port to my turntable and a third party speaker, but I am having sync issues when playing to the speaker and other Sonos speakers.

 

Here's a breakdown of my set-up:

AT-LP120XUSB »

Rega Phono Mini A2D V2 »

Sonos Port »

Marshall Stanmore II Voice

 

I would understand a delay if were running to an receiver between the Port and the Marshall speaker, but I'm going Line-Out directly to the Marshall. I've also set the Port to the all the Audio Delay options in the app without success.

 

Is it not possible to play music Line-Out to a third-party speaker and to the Sonos simultaneously without a delay?

 

Thanks!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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KrummbumAuthor
Trending Lyricist I
Dec 4, 2022 8:33 PM UTC

Ah, ok. Tested with other speakers and they were okay. So strange the Marshall would create a delay with an RCA or Aux input.

 

Thanks for all your help!

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buzz
Grand Maestro
Dec 5, 2022 1:36 AM UTC

If the Marshall offers digital processing, this could introduce latency.

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KrummbumAuthor
Trending Lyricist I
Dec 31, 2022 7:50 PM UTC

As an update, I ended up purchasing a RCA piggyback cable doing the following:

 

AT-LP120XUSB »

Rega Phono Mini A2D V2 »

Marshall Stanmore II Voice »

Piggyback »

Sonos Port

 

I then set-up the Audio Delay for the Port to be 150 ms. It’s sounding good.

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Lyricist I
Jul 10, 2024 9:06 AM UTC

Hi All, I know this is a year old already but I’ve been having the same problem. I don't have quite as many parts. My set up gos from:

Record Player (Vintage Thorens) »

Pioneer A-70DA Phono ports »

Out of Pioneer using RCA Output Ports »

Sonos Connect RCA input

I managed to change the delay to 75ms but there’s still a slight delay and as we have an open plan house and have the speakers at either end of a big room it is noticeable.

Any ideas?

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KrummbumAuthor
Trending Lyricist I
Jul 10, 2024 11:07 AM UTC

I ended up getting a splitter that goes from my third-party speaker to the port. That way the signal goes to the third-party first, the third party does its internal delay business, and the signal comes out (post-delay) and goes to port which sends it to the rest of the home.

It’s got its own quirks to it but it’s working.

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Lyricist I
Jul 10, 2024 12:08 PM UTC

I’d try that except the record player requires an amp otherwise the volume is very low. I was using the same player as you but was gifted this Thorens player which is pretty sweet and I reckon sounds a lot better but might be a pain if I can't get rid of the lag.

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KrummbumAuthor
Trending Lyricist I
Jul 10, 2024 12:12 PM UTC

I'm still using my preamp:

 

AT-LP120XUSB »

 

Rega Phono Mini A2D V2 »

 

Marshall Stanmore II Voice»

 

Sonos Port »

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