Hi. The Connect has been replaced by the Port, but the answer is the same. The Connect / Port has no role in a Sonos home theater setup.
You need a Sonos soundbar or Amp for the front, and an Amp or pair of matching Sonos speakers for the rear speakers.
Hi John,
Thanks so much for the quick and helpful reply. Apologies in advance for any poorly conceived questions. So would this work as a 4.1 surround system, with the two amps connecting *wirelessly*?
FRONT (with Sonos Amp #1)
TV, 2x third-party towers, 1x third-party sub
BACK (with Sonos Amp #2)
2x third-party surrounds
Much gratitude for your guidance on this
Brian
Hi John,
Thanks so much for the quick and helpful reply. Apologies in advance for any poorly conceived questions. So would this work as a 4.1 surround system, with the two amps connecting *wirelessly*?
FRONT (with Sonos Amp #1)
TV, 2x third-party towers, 1x third-party sub
BACK (with Sonos Amp #2)
2x third-party surrounds
Much gratitude for your guidance on this
Brian
Yes, that would work fine.
Indeed that is fine. You could use a third party subwoofer or a Sonos Sub.