I recently had my first stereo system refurbished, Marantz 2230 tuner/amp with a Philips 212 turntable. I have wired speakers for the system which I will want to use on occasion. My question is, what Sonos product would I use to bring the old system into the our Sonos system? I have the following, Sonos Arc, Sub gen3, 2 One SLs as surround speakers and 1 Move. I want to use the Marantz amp to drive the wired speakers and connect to the Sonos system, at the same time or separately. The Marantz has aux out. My question is does the aux out require an Amp or can I connect to a Port?
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Connecting legacy analog audio equipment into Sonos.
Best answer by Airgetlam
A Sonos Port would be ideal. Normally speaking, you attach it just like a cassette recorder, to a tape loop on the receiver. Note, however, that while everything will be in sync while playing “from Sonos” to the receiver, playing from the receiver to Sonos will incur around a 75ms delay between the Sonos and the receiver’s speakers.
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