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I want to add a SONOS wireless speaker to my existing SONOS products

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Hi

My current system is listed below together the dates acquired. I am considering adding, for example, an ERA 100 or a Roam 2 and I'd like to understand if the new speakers would integrate with my existing configuration. Also, would I need to use the S2 app for the new speaker(s) and would the items below be compatible?

Bridge 06/2012

Connect 06/2012

3 x Play 1 02/2014

Play bar 09/2014

Sub (Gen 2) 10/2016

Thanks

Bryan

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AirgetlamAnswer

In addition, it’s probably a good time to retire that BRIDGE, they’re known to fail. They were originally replaced by the BOOST, a similar but better device, but even that has been ‘retired’ and is no longer made.

You can either wire directly to one of your other Sonos devices (except the Sub), or hang it all off your WiFi signal, as discussed in the wireless and wired systems FAQ

Bruce

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nik9669a

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Hi

My current system is listed below together the dates acquired. I am considering adding, for example, an ERA 100 or a Roam 2 and I'd like to understand if the new speakers would integrate with my existing configuration. Also, would I need to use the S2 app for the new speaker(s) and would the items below be compatible?

Bridge 06/2012

Connect 06/2012

3 x Play 1 02/2014

Play bar 09/2014

Sub (Gen 2) 10/2016

Thanks

Bryan

Product compatibility is here https://support.sonos.com/en-us/article/sonos-app-version-compatibility

You’ll probably not be surprised to learn newer products such as the Eras are S2 only.

AirgetlamAnswer

In addition, it’s probably a good time to retire that BRIDGE, they’re known to fail. They were originally replaced by the BOOST, a similar but better device, but even that has been ‘retired’ and is no longer made.

You can either wire directly to one of your other Sonos devices (except the Sub), or hang it all off your WiFi signal, as discussed in the wireless and wired systems FAQ

Bruce

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BryancAuthor

Contributor I

Thanks for the response. Have removed the bridge and the components are connected wirelessly.

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