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kwal66
Contributor I
June 25, 2023

Era 100 Only Playing One Side of Stereo

I’m not sure I have the right vocabulary for this. 
I only have one Era speaker, not two.  So this isn’t a situation where one of a pair is cutting out. This is my sole speaker in the room seems to be playing only one side of stereo (either left or right).
I’m listening to Revolver on a new Victrola Stream turntable as I write this and “She Said, She Said” sounds totally different (kind of cool actually). Does anyone know how to fix this short of buying another speaker?

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Grand Maestro
June 25, 2023

How is the turntable connected to your SONOS system?

    kwal66Author
    Contributor I
    June 25, 2023

    Bluetooth. The setup was seamless as advertised by Victrola - immediately recognized my Sonos speakers through the Victrola app. 

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    Grand Maestro
    June 25, 2023

    The turntable does not support Bluetooth. I assume that it is connecting via WiFi.

    Check the cartridge wiring.

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      Grand Maestro
      June 25, 2023

      Another way of checking would be to use the turntable’s RCA jacks to connect to a traditional stereo or a SONOS Line-In.

        kwal66Author
        Contributor I
        June 25, 2023

        Buzz - you’re right. Wi-Fi, not Bluetooth. I didn’t realize there were RCA jacks on this but I’ll try that. 

        kwal66Author
        Contributor I
        June 25, 2023

        I’m also going see if I can make the same thing happen through Apple Music. 

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