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Contributor III
June 17, 2021
Answered

ROAM in a multiroom system

the question is about an unsual multiroom system.

Is it possible to use some Roam as multiroom speakers with the units permanently connected with electricity ?

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106rallye
106rallyeAnswer
June 17, 2021

Yes. When used as wifi-speakers the Roam works like any other Sonos speaker, you just do not have the possibility for a Sonosnet set up.

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106rallye
106rallyeAnswer
June 17, 2021

Yes. When used as wifi-speakers the Roam works like any other Sonos speaker, you just do not have the possibility for a Sonosnet set up.

melvimbe
June 17, 2021

This is actually how I’m using my pair of Roams.  They are setup in a bathroom, and won’t be moved or used as bluetooth speakers except for very rare situations.

 

This isn’t really that unusual though.  Is there a more specific case that you have a question about?

Danny
Airgetlam
June 17, 2021

For instance, they can not be used as surround speakers, or bond with a Sub. But they can be used as normal room speakers, although I think they’re quieter than the One. 

Bruce
Contributor III
June 21, 2021

Thanks for the replies. But the specific question is about permanent connection with AC power.

controlav
Lead Maestro
June 21, 2021

Thanks for the replies. But the specific question is about permanent connection with AC power.


That was already answered: yes.

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