I use a wireless sound system SONOS in my fitness studio. Can I add this mic system using a LINE IN to a completely different speaker? what speaker?
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What do you mean "different speaker" I plug this mike in several sound systems. My Jazzercize instructor uses this mic and plugs into her amp.
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To use the receiver you need a playback device of some kind - it has no speakers.They do have a unit with speakers, but at a higher price ...Phorus PS1 Speaker with Multi-Room Wireless Audio StreamingBut based on my personal experience, I would recommend spending more and looking at the Sonos system(s)
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You probably want to hook the Playbar to your TV. You can connect your receiver to the Sonos Playbar using a Sonos Connect. The Sonos Connect turns your receiver into a wireless input for the Playbar or any other Sonos speakers you add throughout the house.
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Standard speaker hook up. No reason I can think of that you could not. I am very happy with mine.
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I tried this with two brand different speakers but doesn't work. You need a HiFi (WiFi) system...
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The SONOS has a line-in connector on the back panel. Just connect it to your TV with a cable and use line-in option from software.
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I am not sure. The source has to plug directly into the transmitter. The speakers are wireless and need power from an outlet (no batteries) as does the transmitter. But the source needs a 3.5 mm (headphone size) cable to connect to each transmitter. You could try a Y cable but the transmitters could interfere with each other, I haven't used 2 so I don't know if they would interfere. I have my transmitter plugged into a sonos connect so I can use the sonos system to have wireless music with my smart phone and have outdoor speakers because sonos doesn't make one for outdoors.
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I placed my amp and wifi adapter in my garage because I use the system outside near my pool. My wifi router from my service provider (Bell Canada) is located insie the house near my back door. I am not sure of the issues with adding two more speakers but I think you should try two first. I also bought the system expecting to add more speakers, but the system is pretty loud and my neighbors are sufficiently upset when I play the system with just two speakers. The sound is great and quite loud.Paul
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As long as the Sonos can accept audio input via an analog wired audio cable, then yes, you could stream to this BTA-10 via bluetooth and then have it pass to the Sonos (or any other audio amp/player) The BTA outputs via a 1/8" mini phone jack, so you'd need to adapt accordingly.
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I know you can add an additional Audio Unlimited wireless speaker to work off one receiver. But a different type of wireless speaker I'm not sure if you can.
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NO, in-line mic will not work. (unit mic only) headphones minus mic, mono/stereo, will still work. (no point in using both together)
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The Network source is a simple RCA input. You can connect anything with a line-level output to the Network Source, you can also connect it from a high-level or speaker output as well, but that is more likely to cause distortion.To connect the Sonos to the Network input, you'll need a cable that will go from the line out (probably a standard 3.5mm) to RCA. If the Sonos has an optical or coax output, you could also connect it directly to the digital inputs on the PM6005.
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You will have to choose which speaker to pair it with which you can easily change from the Sonos app. In my configuration, I have 2 play 5's paired together and have the sub attached to that pair.
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Sonos has a new(ish) product called Playbar that is specifically for the tv. It will play your tv feed through the playbar. I'm not positive, but I think you can then broadcast the ESPN feed to any other zones you have on your system. If you already have a receiver for a zone, you can hook up a Sonos Connect to that receiver and power the zone that way. If you want use Sonos amps then you get the Sonos: Connect Amp. I've found the Sonos Bridge makes the setup super simple and everything just works well. The Bridge is the only thing hard wired into my router, every other component is connected wirelessly through wifi. Hope this helps... Sonos has a new(ish) product called Playbar that is specifically for the tv. It will play your tv feed through the playbar. I'm not positive, but I think you can then broadcast the ESPN feed to any other zones you have on your system. If you already have a receiver for a zone, you can hook up a Sonos Connect to that receiver and power the zone that way. If you want use Sonos amps then you get the Sonos: Connect Amp. I've found the Sonos Bridge makes the setup super simple and everything just works well. The Bridge is the only thing hard wired into my router, every other component is... » Read More Sonos has a new(ish) product called Playbar that is specifically for the tv. It will play your tv feed through the playbar. I'm not positive, but I think you can then broadcast the ESPN feed to any other zones you have on your system. If you already have a receiver for a zone, you can hook up a Sonos Connect to that receiver and power the zone that way. If you want use Sonos amps then you get the Sonos: Connect Amp. I've found the Sonos Bridge makes the setup super simple and everything just works well. The Bridge is the only thing hard wired into my router, every other component is connected wirelessly through wifi. Hope this helps... « Show Less
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No. Polycom Soundstation 2W is not expandable. You cannot add the microphones to it.
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As a DJ I use my mixpro 2 from Numark it has a separate mic jack , this goes out to both speakers Via RCA to XLR that's the only way I know of and that is also with Wireless ,hope that helped good luck !
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Hi Freddie, each Sonos speaker has a built-in bridge that will extend the signal so as long as you have a few Sonos speakers within range of each other you would not need another bridge. But if you did want to add another bridge for some reason, it would not have to be connected to a router directly.