Will this outdoor speaker work with my indoor sono speaker system
1087901
These are traditional wired speakers, just like in a traditional home stereo, only they are weatherproof. To create a wireless connection to them, you would need a wireless adaptor/repeater that can pick up the SONOS signal from your home WiFi network and convert it to an audio signal that is then fed into a dedicated amplifier which would drive the Def Techs. Much easier than it may seem, and I can assure you that if you are a serious music listener seeking very high quality outdoor sound, the effort will be worth it (I don't work for Def Tech - I'm just a very happy customer into my 2nd season with my DefTechs)
1087902
It should, However I think you can get a much better performing speaker for less money for indoor purposes. The price on Amazon is for only 1 one speaker.
1087903
Well I connected it to my onkyo system and worked fine ! Don't really know about the Sonos system req but if it can drive the speaker you will hear nice sound!
1087904
These speakers need to be connected to an amplifier. I don't think they would be suitable for your sonos system.
1087905
These are traditional wired speakers, just like in a traditional home stereo, only they are weatherproof. To create a wireless connection to them, you would need a wireless adaptor/repeater that can pick up the SONOS signal from your home WiFi network and convert it to an audio signal that is then fed into a dedicated amplifier which would drive the Def Techs. Much easier than it may seem, and I can assure you that if you are a serious music listener seeking very high quality outdoor sound, the effort will be worth it (I don't work for Def Tech - I'm just a very happy customer into my 2nd season with my DefTechs) These are traditional wired speakers, just like in a traditional home stereo, only they are weatherproof. To create a wireless connection to them, you would need a wireless adaptor/repeater that can pick up the SONOS signal from your home WiFi network and convert it to an audio signal that is then fed into a dedicated amplifier which would drive the Def Techs. Much easier than it may seem, and I can assure you that if you are a serious music listener seeking very high quality outdoor sound, the effort will be worth it (I don't work for Def Tech - I'm just a very happy customer into my 2nd... » Read More These are traditional wired speakers, just like in a traditional home stereo, only they are weatherproof. To create a wireless connection to them, you would need a wireless adaptor/repeater that can pick up the SONOS signal from your home WiFi network and convert it to an audio signal that is then fed into a dedicated amplifier which would drive the Def Techs. Much easier than it may seem, and I can assure you that if you are a serious music listener seeking very high quality outdoor sound, the effort will be worth it (I don't work for Def Tech - I'm just a very happy customer into my 2nd season with my DefTechs) « Show Less
496689
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
1461770
Check your ohm rating and compare to a home stereo systems ohm rating. If they're the same then it should work.
1375524
Yes it will work with any sound system with auxiliary jacks to plug it into. I've had mine since May 2011 and I've gotten way more use out of my subscription. Unless you have a metal roof you won't need to place the antenna outside. Mine gets a signal in the bedroom with the antenna a few inches from the dock. Once in a great while you may need to move it an inch or two to get better signal from the satellite but it works great. Buy it now. You'll love it.
1359674
I would think so, but I have this one connected (transmitted) to my computer because that is where I have all my I-tunes. I have another outdoor speaker (Not this brand) that I have connected to my surround sound system where I have my CD's, xm radio, and TV and those transmit fine.
1506654
Hi Ayanna, thanks for the great question. I would venture to say you AV system receives Bluetooth signals, it cannot transmit. Therefore, my best guess is that it would not work with this speaker system. Sorry for the bad news, yet these are excellent Bluetooth outdoor wireless speakers! Thanks. AV-Express
1015171
I am not sure. I dont know anything about the Sonos player. It is one recessed AC plug.
1367673
Yes, it works very well on the unit I got. My son had a Big patio built onto his house and we install surround speakers and use the mike when we have parties etc.
417202
Yes it can work for indoors, but outdoors, for speaking- MO. yes for music outdoors.
1361308
Thanks for your question. That's expected - the manufacturer designs these to work with any length of speaker cable for this outdoor applicaton. This is a fantastic sounding speaker. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Boston Acoustics dealer.
1635383
No, but unless you can figure out how to hook up external speakers, I don't see how it would work. The integrated speaker is inadequate for indoor use.
567016
I am not sure of your question. I set up the dock and used another sonos component which connect to my receiver in another room which then connected to the entire house system I love this product
727524
Probably not. One speaker has two cables coming out of it; a power cable (less than 10 feet long) and a speaker cable that connects to the other speaker (about 25 feet long). Audio plays via Bluetooth and there are no connections to hook it to your home stereo. For us they work great because we're never outside without our phones. As soon as I hit the yard, I connect via bluetooth and stream Pandora, Spotify, YouTube or my own iTunes music library.
1858545
Yes it will, try bridging the two speakers. Works better if you hook up without the remote volume knob
2190277
Yes this speaker will work with this system. I have to say that if you buy a receiver do NOT buy this one. This receiver is junk. try a search for sony.
1779787
As long as you device (iPod or whatever else you are using as source material) is near the speaker, you should be able to do this. I plan to do the same in my yard, and tested it out. Seems to work just fine.
496688
It has a 3.5 mm jack so I think that would connect into your sonos device which in essence would be the output (like headphones).