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Can Sonos and Traditional Speakers Coexist in One System?

  • January 23, 2025
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Hi Everyone

 

I have a mix of Sonos and traditional wired speakers. Has anyone integrated both types into one audio system? If so, how did you manage the setup and what challenges did you face?

 

Thanks!

Best answer by Pools-3015

What are your speakers wired to? If there is a power amp or receiver powering them, you can use a Port to stream music through them and the Sonos speakers. 

If you do not already have anything to power the speakers, you can use a Sonos Amp that can be grouped with other Sonos speakers.

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  • January 23, 2025

What are your speakers wired to? If there is a power amp or receiver powering them, you can use a Port to stream music through them and the Sonos speakers. 

If you do not already have anything to power the speakers, you can use a Sonos Amp that can be grouped with other Sonos speakers.

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    • Caseyaffleck
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    • January 26, 2025

    What are your speakers wired to? If there is a power amp or receiver powering them, you can use a Port to stream music through them and the Sonos speakers. 

    If you do not already have anything to power the speakers, you can use a Sonos Amp that can be grouped with other Sonos speakers.

    My wired speakers are connected to a receiver, so using a Sonos Port sounds like a great option to integrate them with the Sonos system. I’ll look into that setup. The Sonos Amp also seems like a solid choice if I need to power additional speakers in the future.

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