Can this be paired with a sonos system
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Hi Louise. Thanks for the question. These 2 operate on different systems. So unfortunately the answer is no. These speakers work great with bluetooth phones, tablets and the like. Hope this helps. Contact AV-Express for more questions.
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yes. I'm using it with Sonos. Very easy to set up, no issues. Turn on the DLNA media server in the MyCloud settings and sonos finds it no problem.
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My unit was purchased in December, 2013. It has USB input, coax input and optical input. RCA output. I use it with a Sonos connect that has been upgraded by Wyred for Sound. It is used in a stereo system with a Conrad-Johnson amplifier model 250 ETS. The speakers are Sonus Faber, Elipsa (no relation to Sonos). I very much like the setup. This is the only D to A unit I have ever owned or listened to. However, that said, I think it is well worth the relatively low price. I do not use the USB input and never have used it so I can't comment on that.
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Yes - I am doing the exact same thing with this switch. I connected it to my SONOS Connect Amp and a Yamaha Amp to a single set of speakers. Works great.Just don't switch it to A+B. I also make sure the AMPS are off when I turn the Switch from A to B or Back.
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I would suggest the Sonos Connect Amp. Wire 3 together into left and 3 together into right!Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone
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You wouldn't need to do it like that. Sonos has the app set up to where any sonos player connected to your network (either through setting up through wifi after updating it or Ethernet) can be synced. So if you have a sonos in your living room and one in your patio, you can have them grouped into playing the same music/apps or you can have one play the radio and the other play mp3 playlists for example. If you are talking about daisy chaining for connected more speakers, I believe it would be easier to just get a normal receiver (5.1 or 7.2) and then connect a Sonos Connect to it, that you can have as many speakers as the reciever allows while also utilizing the sonos
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I have a sonos connect in the living room connected to my tv as input and stereo as output and have a play 5 in the kitchen. The kitchen has an opening so I can watch the tv from the kitchen. The sound is perfectly in sync because I hear both the tv over the stereo via the connect and the sound from the play 5.
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Yes, but only if your system has bluetooth, if it does all you have to do is pair it, if not you might have to buy a bluetooth adaptor.
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only has aux in , this is a very simple but powerful speaker that works thru Bluetooth . I believe they make other versions that would pair up with Sonos, suggest asking manufacturer directly. Good Luck
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Yes they can be connected to another system just make sure you have the bose speaker adapter.
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Yes it will work, but don't forget that you need the the sonos 1 and 3 to get an amazing sound
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It does NOT have Bluetooth. And I believe a Bridge is required to use ANY functionality on the speaker. There is a line-in on it, but it's meant to feed info to the Bridge through your network so it can send to all the Sonos speakers indirectly. You can't use the line-in to play directly through the Play:5. If that's what you want, I'd get a standalone speaker rather than Sonos.
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With the Bridge you will be able to stream to Play1/Play3/Play5/sound bar/Sub. If you have non-sonos speakers that is a different story depending on what type of receiver ect.
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When I set up my Sonos Connect it was my only component so an Ethernet cable was required. If you have another Sonos component already connected to the internet then the Connect could be used with WiFi. As far as I know at least one of the Sonos components requires an Ethernet connection.
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You only need the playbar to play sonos through the tv without a receiver. Otherwise, a bridge alone will allow you to play music through the speakers.
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I use the sonos system for mine. They sound great. I power 4 off 1 amp and have a separate unit for my outside speakers
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You can connect all the left speakers together and wire them into the left speaker connection. Same w right. You can also pig tail each if you like. The system was built for 1 pair 1 zone, but people in the real world who want the benefits of sonos and don't have the dollars to do 1 zone per speaker pair do this all the time. Just note: 1 Sonos = 1 Zone. That is the price for the shortcut.