Will it connect to a brand new Sonos Play:3 from 2015?
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It doesn't directly connect to a Play:3. It is plugged into a "Connect" module.
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I did it no problem. It was a little clunky at first, but has gotten better. Sometimes I need to go to the Ipod to jump start it.
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Hello, Yes the WD100 works with any Sonos speakers and it also works with both wifi or Bridge configuration. Marc
1104025
Yep. They still support everything, but the dock only works with the older iPod/iPhone connectors.
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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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Sean, Sonos works with a ton of music services including Amazon. You won't have to import the music physically into the Sonos app, it will point to the music and stream it.
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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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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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Connect is if you already have an amp with speakers wired to it. The Connect connects your digital music library to your amp & speakers. Connect: Amp is if you have speakers but no amp. You don't need both. If you want Sonos and don't have speakers or amp then you need to get a Play: 1, or a Play: 3 or a Play: 5.
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If your stereo has a stereo auxiliary input you can connect it. Sonos has standard RCA output jack
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Yes, it can stream just like your music would, assuming that you want it too. Like all Sonos components, you can play something different in each room or have them all on the same. So when the kids are watching a movie, the Sonos only plays that in their space and we listen to music in the kitchen. If we all are watching the same thing, then both the TV room and the kitchen have the movie sound.
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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 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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Yes as the plugs are the same.. But to tell you the truth I wouldn't bother buying one if I had my time over. Not long after I ordered my dock Sonos released an uprade, "play from this phone" which basically meant you didn't have to have your computer on the listen to music..I only bought the dock for this very purpose as I only have a laptop which is not going 24/7..now my dock is just a very expensive charger.. Check if you phone supports the "play from this phone" tab on the Sonos main controller screen.. I know my iPad 1 won't support it.. Good luck..
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Hi Thank you for your interest. Yes it support 3.5 sound jack connection. Thanks.
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No you do not. Each Sonos unit can play music independently via a single Bridge. You just need one Sonos Zone Player for each location.
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Sorry...No. The Sonos dock has the old school connector. You might be able to use an adapter, but I cannot say that it will support the phone properly. I am not happy that Sonos chose to discontinue making docks, when the lightning connector came on board. They always doubled as great charging bases.
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The playbar is not needed to use the Play 1,3 or 5. The playbar is designed to work with a TV and the optical audio out. The bridge allows speakers to connect wirelessly.
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Sonos Bridge males things easier, but Connect works fine, I have my speakers working with Connect.
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It works only with the Creative Labs transmitter. You connect any audio source with an RCA or 3mm pin audio cable to the transmitter. The transmitter then wirelessly streams to the receiver which can be connected to an audio tuner/amplifier or directly to a speaker with audio inputs. Great for streaming from one transmitter to multiple receivers in different rooms. Cheaper than Sonos. Works great for me and sound quality is super. Sad you can't get them easily to buy anymore.