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Contributor I
December 13, 2025
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Wirelessly connect amp to soundbar

I have a sonos amp that currently powers, and its situated across the room from where my TV is. All of the inwall speaker wires are at the location of the amp, that’s why its there. I am wondering if I were to purchase a sonos sounbar system, would I be able to connect the amp to the soundbar wirelessly to power my surround sound speakers? Connecting the soundbar to the amp via a cable is out of the question. They are both on the same network, however its wifi. I could use ethernet but I’ve actually had better compatibility with having the amp on wifi due to having several other era 100 and era 300 speakers on the same network via wifi. I read that if one device is on wifi, they should all be on wifi.

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Grand Maestro
December 13, 2025

In a word: Yes

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Grand Maestro
December 13, 2025

In a word: Yes

Mr. T
December 13, 2025

If it is a Connect:Amp then no, there has to be a wired connection.

Set up Connect:Amp as surround speakers

z1hazeAuthor
Contributor I
December 13, 2025

If it is a Connect:Amp then no, there has to be a wired connection.

Set up Connect:Amp as surround speakers

When i look at products in my sonos app it just says Amp, it does not say connect:amp. Does that mean I can do this?

Mr. T
December 13, 2025

If it is a Connect:Amp then no, there has to be a wired connection.

Set up Connect:Amp as surround speakers

When i look at products in my sonos app it just says Amp, it does not say connect:amp. Does that mean I can do this?

If it’s the current black Amp then you’re fine, it will work wirelessly for surrounds.

You did however list a Connect:Amp in the products you owned when creating your profile.

z1hazeAuthor
Contributor I
December 13, 2025

Oh, my bad! I will try to fix that