Hi everyone, trying to find a solution here!
I have a Sonos beam and a couple of symfonisk speakers set up with my TV. I also have in the same room a Yamaha turntable and receiver from the late 70s, wired up to a couple of old B&W speakers. Would love to ditch the B&Ws and stream directly from the receiver to the Sonos, but for the life of me I can’t work out what I’d need to achieve this. The turntable is powered via the receiver.
If it helps any, the receiver is a Yamaha CR-620.
If the receiver has a tape out you could buy a Sonos Port to get the music from the turntable through the receiver into the Sonos system. If your turntable has a built in preamp or you would get a phono preamp, you could connect the turntable/preamp to the Port directly and lose the receiver too.
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I definitely agree with
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I always suggest that people consider a Sonos Five instead of a Port. The difference in cost is not so great, but you get a great speaker not just a line in. It depends on what you want to do with the receiver and B&W speakers - are you determined to ditch those? Because if you did buy a Port you could connect its output to an input on your receiver, and connect your turntable to the line-in on the Port. Then you could play all your music sources, including the turntable, on your receiver/B&Ws and/or your Sonos speakers.
