I have a Play 5 that is connected to AT-LP60X turntable. For several years this has worked flawlessly. We noticed earlier this year that the records had a warble sound. Almost sounded like the music was under water. It was in the spring time and we got busy with summer activities. Now that it is cold and we want to listen to our music we are noticing it again. We changed out the needle and tested the speed of the turntable. All was good. Finally we hooked up some headphones to the turntable and the sound was flawless.
I tried some online recommendations and it really seems like an issue with the audio compression setting being removed from the Sonos application. If I reset the speaker, or change the EQ settings. The sound goes back to normal and the distortion is gone, but it will come back usually around 10-15 minutes later.
Supposedly this was an issue with the app update that was fixed. It appears to still be an issue for me. It is VERY frustrating to have invested so much into a speaker solution, to not have it work.
Other maybe relevant information. My network set up is a Deco XE75 mesh system. I have 3 sonos products. An Arc Soundbar, a Sonos Move (gen1) and the Sonas Play 5 (gen2).
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
