Would this work to run the power cord for Sonos play 1 wall moint?
1015171
I am not sure. I dont know anything about the Sonos player. It is one recessed AC plug.
1015172
Yeah, it's basically just an extension chord mounted behind the wall. It works great for TV's because the 2" circular outlet is hidden behind the tv and you can run other chords along with it, whereas this might be an eyesore next to a tiny speaker. I don't think you can just run the chord for your Sonos behind the wall, so this might be the best solution. It's really just the novice DIY way of putting an electrical outlet up in a place where you don't have one.
1015173
No, you shouldn't run any power cords through the wall. The whole reason for using this particular kit is so you don't run the power cord through the wall because it is against most fire codes to do so. Only non powered cables such as Coax, AV, HDMI, RGB, speaker wire etc... should be ran through this kit. There is actually a thread on Sonos' site dealing with this exact issue although they don't seem to have resolved it either. http://forums.sonos.com/showthread.php?t=33712
1865106
Don't know I use it to power a Logitec powered speaker that is 12v 1.5 amp per the back of the speaker. Works perfect
374467
If the power receptacle on the player is rounded on one side and squared on the other side, I would think it would work. I bought one for my Aiwa boom box and it works fine.
744926
Theoretically it should, but you would need an adapter because the plug is the wide one.
1536512
It should work, but the quality will be bad. It's better if you just hook the whole thing together and then plug the main (green) one into the television. I mainly bought this because my television's speaker short circuited after i moved it too much
1029335
I think you would have to use an adaptor for the power outlet... Otherwise I think it should work
1038859
Not really. Both speakers work off an 8ohm load. I have used the sonos with these speakers and it sounds good.
1497099
I would have to get back to you as I installed in a clients home for touch use as I am utilizing Sonos for distributed music.I know it has a remote, would it power the unit up and down I don't remember. FYI unit did not have a cheap feel to it.
1542784
Should work for you, as it has 2 inputs that could handle it with the right cables. Mine only lasted for a few months before burning up though.
1076274
I've used these for a Sonos Play3 speaker. They work. It's a bit top-heavy, so if the speakers are in a place vulnerable to knocking over, it is not a great solution. Mine are in a corner behind furniture, with no risk of pets or playing children, so I'm OK. TL;DR: yes.
1912501
No because DVD players would need the opposite to this .. This is is d for plugging ing multiple audio divices together I use it with another chord to run a 7.1 surround sound for a computer thrpught my tv
1586958
As long as you are using component cables it should. It has worked well for me. I use it to switch back and forth from DVD to gaming system. I use a fiber optic cable to distribute sound. My sound system can have up to 5 devices connected to it and it runs by remote.
1141541
Yes. It should work. You should definitely try a different charge cable and wall outlet or two or three to make sure.
2052637
Yes. No problem. It will be obvious when you examine the cords. Only one will work.
653818
I don't think so. I don't know for sure though. I used this cord to power up a Philips Micro DVD Home Theater system. It plugged into the speaker that carried the voltage/power, while the other end was connected to the main system.
1750021
It will work if you can physically plug it in. You might need an adapter for the wall outlet. So my answer is Yes.
1582430
Yes it will work. I didn't like quality of cord. Not very durable looking but it works fine.