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Sonos Integration

  • 16 October 2020
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I have a Sonos Playbar and a Sonos One and I was looking to get two Studio Monitors for music production.

Is there a way to integrate the Studio Monitors with the Sonos to use in a home audio setting so that I can make the most of my Sonos. I dont currently have an audio interface (though I will be getting one for recording vocal / guitar). 

If there is anything I would need to purchase to be able to incorporate this as well as how to do so would be so appreciated. 

tldr: How do I connect Sonos Playbar and Sonos One to studio monitors (and if there is anything that the monitors would need to do so)?

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Rowena B.
Userlevel 5
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Hi @jesterc, thank you for reaching out to us, and welcome to the Sonos Community. I appreciate you for providing us with a detailed concern. Let me help you with this.

The Sonos Playbar and Sonos One speakers can be set up via WiFi connection or wired to your router. You can stream music using the Sonos app by listening to Sonos Radio or Radio by Tune-In and by adding your favorite music service. The Playbar and Sonos One speaker don't have a port where you can connect other devices like Studio Monitors.

You may check out the Sonos Amp. It works with traditional 8-ohm bookshelf speakers as well as pairs of 6 or 4-ohm speakers that you can connect via the banana plugs. You can check out this article about connecting four speakers to your Sonos Amp to guide you through.

To know more about it, you may contact our Sales specialist to know more about it.

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controlav
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Don’t do it. Sonos is not a good idea for live music sources, as there is a minimum 75ms delay in the audio path which will quickly drive you crazy. Use an old-school analog amplifier for monitor speakers.

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