Connecting audio-technica AT-LP120-USB turntable to Sonos system

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I have an audio-technical AT-LP120-USB Direct-Drive Professional USB and Analog Turntable System. I’d like to find the correct Sonos component that will connect the turntable to my Sonos system. I have Sonos Immersive Set with Arc (Arc, sub and 2 Ones) for TV and streaming music audio in the living room; and Sonos Fives in our bedroom and den.

The turntable (haven’t yet used) is on a shelf in the den, near power but not near the Sonos Five. I’m looking for a component that will allow the turntable to connect (and be an audio source) to the Sonos system via my WiFi network.

The turntable has a cable with RCA-type L&R connectors and a female USB Type B socket.

What is the best, and hopefully most economical, Sonos component that can connect the turntable output to my Sonos system via WiFi?

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The best option is to connect the turntable to the line-in on one of the Fives. But if this isn’t possible, get a Sonos Port.

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jgatie

If that’s the case it looks like the cheapest way to connect a turntable to a Sonos system is to use an Era 100. Presumably, you trade off some quality/features using this method rather than a Sonos port?

please move into a different thread mods if you feel I’ve hijacked.

No loss in sound quality, and the only functionality you lose is the analog/digital outputs of the Port.