I have an Audio-Technica AT-LP1240-USB Direct-Drive that I would like to add into my current setup and I want to know if the new Sonos Amp or perhaps a Play 5 will work.
My current setup is the following:
HD TV connected via optical to the Playbase w/a Sonos Sub and 2 Play 1's. My turntable is located right below the TV in a cabinet. I had previously looked into getting the Sonos Connect. The goal is to be able to play my vinyl through my Sonos sound system with the best sound possible and w/the least amount of cables (obviously 😉 ).
The turntable I own has a built-in preamp w/both RCA and USB out. Any thoughts and suggestions are greatly appreciated. I've made several decisions based on the community here and I thank you all for your support.
Cheers!
Adding a Turntable to a Playbase Sonos Setup
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Both a PLAY:5 or a Sonos Amp will work just fine. Depends on whether you need another speaker, or want to drive a set of passive speakers. You could also consider a simple CONNECT, rather than the Sonos Amp.
Thanks Airgetlam. One question I do have in regards to the Play 5 is where to place it as a speaker... I guess I could leave that one off the Living Room TV setup and create a 2nd setup for streaming music from the turntable. Am I correct in this thought? I was looking at the Play 5 over the Amp due to the price difference, however, the Connect is even less, but if I opt for the Play 5, it gives me the freedom to use it as an additional speaker since I have no other speakers or plans to purchase any other than some additional Play 1's for other rooms.
Would the Playbase place nice with the Play 5 if they are near each other?
Speaker placement has much more to do with two things, in this case....the length of the cable from the pre-amp/turntable to the PLAY:5, and your ears.
All Sonos speakers "play nice" with each other, technically. Again, it's your ears that you need to satisfy.
All Sonos speakers "play nice" with each other, technically. Again, it's your ears that you need to satisfy.
Bruce
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