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Sony PS-LX310BT Turntable - Bluetooth to Sonos Move

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Hi - I have got a Sonos Move and want to connect a SONY PS-LX310BT bluethooth turntable to it. When I put both into pairing mode nothing happens. The turntable doesn't automatically connect and has no screen to make it happen.

Anyone have experience of this? Or been able to make them happen.

Thanks so much!

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groenroosAnswer

Lyricist II

I was able to pair my Sonos Move with my Sony PS-LX310BT.

I had to go through all the phones in the household to forget the Move from the Bluetooth settings of each, so it’s not even accidentally trying to connect to any previous phones.

Then I sat them right next to each other, power cycled the Move, turned on its pairing mode first, and then the turntable’s pairing mode after. After a few seconds, they paired, to my surprise.

It did require some trial-and-error and random pressing of pairing buttons, but I can confirm that it is possible with this exact model of turntable, and I’m currently listening to my records via the Move.

Rowena B.

Retired Sonos Staff

Hi @James Stewart, welcome to the Sonos community. Thank you for reaching out to us and letting us know about your concern. Let me help you with this.

Sonos Move was designed to play audio from mobile devices. Sonos Move is compatible with Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) for setup and Bluetooth BT 4.2 supports AAC and SBC.

Pairing the Sonos Move to SONY PS-LX310BT Bluetooth turntable may or may not work. Also, upon checking the FAQ's for Sony PS-LX310BT, you cannot pair your unit with smartphones, TVs, or computers. The unit can use the Bluetooth function to send data to playback devices that support Bluetooth wireless technology; however, because the unit cannot receive data from smartphones, TVs, or computers, the unit cannot pair with them.

We can wait for suggestions and feedback from our Sonos community members, they might provide a suggestion about this. If you need help with any other information, please be sure to let us know.

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stella118

Lyricist I

Is there any update on this. Both support Bluetooth SBC so I can’t see what the issue could be.

I don’t see any information on the Move blurb which says this is meant to only be a Bluetooth speaker for mobile devices.

You buy a Bluetooth speaker to player from a Bluetooth device should be simple?

Rowena B.

Retired Sonos Staff

Hi @stella118,

Thanks for your response and for updating us. Let me share this information with you.

You're right, a Bluetooth speaker can be paired with a Bluetooth device. The Sonos Move is a receiver. It should be paired with a controller like a mobile device to be able to connect. We don't limit our customers to try other options in pairing Sonos Move to other devices. However, we won't be able to guarantee if it will work. We can wait for suggestions and feedback from our Sonos community members, they might provide a suggestion about this.

Please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns, we’ll be glad to assist you.

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Stephanie1987

Lyricist I

Hey,

I was having these issues. What you need to do is click the button in the middle to switch it from WiFi to Bluetooth.

Once you’ve done that you can hold the Bluetooth button down until it’s blue, then do the same on the vinyl and voila it works.

Worth mentioning that Alexa won’t work with this because at this point it’s just a Bluetooth speaker.

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gaudi

Lyricist I

Hi Stephanie, does this work also on the One SL and if so, which button in the middle is it, the top (play/pause) or on the back with the infinite symbol?

Thanks

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GuitarSuperstar

Lead Maestro

Hi Stephanie, does this work also on the One SL and if so, which button in the middle is it, the top (play/pause) or on the back with the infinite symbol?

Thanks

Unfortunately, the One SL is not a Bluetooth speaker.

"Receive with simplicity everything that happens to you." - Rashi

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gaudi

Lyricist I

Hi Stephanie, does this work also on the One SL and if so, which button in the middle is it, the top (play/pause) or on the back with the infinite symbol?

Thanks

Unfortunately, the One SL is not a Bluetooth speaker.

That’s a pity indeed. Thnx

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groenroosAnswer

Lyricist II

I was able to pair my Sonos Move with my Sony PS-LX310BT.

I had to go through all the phones in the household to forget the Move from the Bluetooth settings of each, so it’s not even accidentally trying to connect to any previous phones.

Then I sat them right next to each other, power cycled the Move, turned on its pairing mode first, and then the turntable’s pairing mode after. After a few seconds, they paired, to my surprise.

It did require some trial-and-error and random pressing of pairing buttons, but I can confirm that it is possible with this exact model of turntable, and I’m currently listening to my records via the Move.

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Pierred 02

Lyricist II

I was able to pair my Sonos Move with my Sony PS-LX310BT.

I had to go through all the phones in the household to forget the Move from the Bluetooth settings of each, so it’s not even accidentally trying to connect to any previous phones.

Then I sat them right next to each other, power cycled the Move, turned on its pairing mode first, and then the turntable’s pairing mode after. After a few seconds, they paired, to my surprise.

It did require some trial-and-error and random pressing of pairing buttons, but I can confirm that it is possible with this exact model of turntable, and I’m currently listening to my records via the Move.

I tried this 20 Times, but IT seems IT doesn't work here any advice?

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Pierred 02

Lyricist II

I was able to pair my Sonos Move with my Sony PS-LX310BT.

I had to go through all the phones in the household to forget the Move from the Bluetooth settings of each, so it’s not even accidentally trying to connect to any previous phones.

Then I sat them right next to each other, power cycled the Move, turned on its pairing mode first, and then the turntable’s pairing mode after. After a few seconds, they paired, to my surprise.

It did require some trial-and-error and random pressing of pairing buttons, but I can confirm that it is possible with this exact model of turntable, and I’m currently listening to my records via the Move.

I tried this 20 Times, but IT seems IT doesn't work here any advice?

I did a factory reset but that did not work. But i think reconecting my phone to the move did it. The phone said that the sonos changed the BT protocol. Then, I quickly disconnected my phone and linked the move with the record player. It finally worked ( after 3 hours of klicking all buttons :)) Now i can enjoy my records even outside!

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