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I have an audio technica AT-LP60XBT Bluetooth record player and want to know if this hypothetical set up will work. 

The thought is it to have it be able to connect to one era 100 via line in and then be able to move around my sonos speakers depending on which room we are in. 

 

My set up: 

Family Room:

arc ultra 

Sub 4

 

Dining room:

2 Era 100s (stereo pair)

record player 

 

When I first got the sonos (arc, sub, 2 era 100s), I was able to connect my record player to the arc ultra via bluetooth. For some reason I am not able to connect to it anymore. It will connect to a yamaha soundbar on the other side of the house before connecting to the arc ultra in the same room. Not sure what happened or why things changes.  When I was connected via bluetooth (arc ulta/sub 4 and record player) the sharing between dining room and arc ultra was not smooth. 

 

I want to seamlessly share between my rooms (dining room and family room) while playing my record player. 

 

Will I be able to accomplish this by hooking up my record player to 1 of my era 100s (stereo pair), and be able to seamlessly share music between all speakers, rooms and groups? Even adding a portable speaker in the mix to listen to on the deck?

 

Curious anyones thoughts and experience around this. 

 

Thanks!

Yes, this should work without issue. As long as the Era 100s are not surround speakers, the line in is available, and can be directed to any of the speakers in your system. 

You can hook to any active line-in (surrounds line-in is deactivated) and then select that line in as a source for any Sonos Room or Group of Rooms.

I'd recommend the line-in over Bluetooth for stability and quality.

Not sure why the Ultra isn't connecting, I don't do much with Bluetooth here.

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