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Looking to add a turntable

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January 31, 2022
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AllenLulu
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I have 2 Play Ones (older, non smart) and a Playbar in our living room. We also have a Move on the patio.

I would love to add a turntable to our lives and get back to purchasing records but I am very unsure on how to go about this.

It seems like it’s more complicated than I had hoped.

Does anyone have a relatively simple solution?

Thanks.

Best answer by GuitarSuperstar

If you get a turntable that is compatible with Bluetooth, you can connect it to the Move. But you will not be able to play the turntable audio on the Play:1s and Playbar.

If you want to play the turntable audio on all of your Sonos speakers, you need a Sonos device with Line-In like a Port, Five, or Amp. Also be sure your turntable has a built-in phono preamp.

One other option is connecting a Bluetooth enabled turntable to a Sonos Roam. With this option, you can group your other Sonos speakers to the Roam and listen to the turntable audio.
https://support.sonos.com/s/article/5048?language=en_US

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GuitarSuperstar
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Forum|Forum|3 years ago
January 31, 2022

If you get a turntable that is compatible with Bluetooth, you can connect it to the Move. But you will not be able to play the turntable audio on the Play:1s and Playbar.

If you want to play the turntable audio on all of your Sonos speakers, you need a Sonos device with Line-In like a Port, Five, or Amp. Also be sure your turntable has a built-in phono preamp.

One other option is connecting a Bluetooth enabled turntable to a Sonos Roam. With this option, you can group your other Sonos speakers to the Roam and listen to the turntable audio.
https://support.sonos.com/s/article/5048?language=en_US

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