What replaced CONNECT?

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I've had a CONNECT for two non-Sonos speakers for a few years, and now wish to connect two more non-Sonos speakers. Simple question: What do I buy?

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106rallye

Another Connect, or, if you want to be a bit more future proof, a Port? Be sure to check if losing the optical port (that the Connect has, but the Por doesn’t have) is a problem for you.

bockersjv

Local Superstar

I would have thought that the new Sonos amp would have been the best thing to purchase?

melvimbe

It is a little unclear if the OP has Connects or Connect:Amps...

Danny

106rallye

Hmmm. Might have taken OP too much on his wording “had a CONNECT”, since he also mentions speakers. Connect Amp might be what was meant. The Sonos AMP is a better suggestion then....

Airgetlam

Since the OP says "non Sonos speakers", I'd take the implication that it was the CONNECT:AMP.

The Sonos Amp has replaced the CONNECT:AMP.

The Sonos Port has replaced the CONNECT.

Bruce

Stanley_4

Grand Maestro

I've had a CONNECT for two non-Sonos speakers for a few years, and now wish to connect two more non-Sonos speakers. Simple question: What do I buy?

Guessing you mean Connect Amp as have others above.

You could add two more speakers to your Connect Amp if you also add an impedance matching speaker selector. The power would be split so the original pair wouldn't play as loud. You'd only have the one music stream.

You could add a Connect Amp (maybe used) or the new Sonos Amp and have more power available as well as two music streams.

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