can this work with Sonos Play5?
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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.
519140
There is no off/on option for Sonos, the units themselves are always on. If you are asking about play/pause, then yes they can be controlled from the unit or the app.
1412695
It will work with Amazon, but last I saw it only works with the music uploaded to or purchased into the cloud. The free music from Amazon Prime will not be available on Sonos. This may have changed in the past two months, but I doubt it. It also goes through a separate Sonos app that's much clunkier than the usual Android app on my phone at least.
1429101
Not from the unit but from your Sonos controller whether that be your PC, iPhone etc
796771
good question. I don't know the answer. Sorry. You might want to call Sonos customer service. They are very good. I have 2,000 sq. ft. home w/5 sonos speakers. My Wi-Fi is Cisco Linksys E3000. I have no problems with range on any of the speakers throughout on my home. Even in basement and occasionally take one speaker outside. Good luck.
15171
No. One bridge covers all Sonos speakers and all sonos apps in your home. We have tablets and smartphones from 3 different people controlling all Sonos speakers in our home. All through one bridge.
833248
I'm running a Sonos connect digital out to Musical Fidelity X-24K DAC then MF XA-1000R integrated amp through B&W; CDM-1 Speakers - when I play music in party mode through the house there is no delay that I can detect.The rooms definitely overlap - we have a Play 1 in the kitchen which is open to the Dining Room where we have the Connect which is in turn open to the Family room where we have the Play 5. All awesome!
833251
Yes and No.Material originating from the Sonos players will be in sync with the receiver's speakers (no delay)material originating from the Receiver source will have some delay between the receiver's speakers and the Sonos players. Its a direct connection receiver to speaker. Its a slower/longer signal path WiFi transmission and synch processing required between the Sonos players.
15174
No. You can play each speaker independently. The bridge is for sonos network to connect to your router.
1015171
I am not sure. I dont know anything about the Sonos player. It is one recessed AC plug.
1046291
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.
1077180
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.
1859090
I have the exact same problem, did you ever find a way to connect your Sonos. I have tried with and without my bridge.
1825984
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.
15172
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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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 do not have the answer to that specific question. However, I recommend that you avoid this system DEPENDING ON YOUR REQUIRED USAGE. I had this setup attached to my computer in my office upstairs and it couldn't even reach the speakers I wanted to play downstairs (about 15 feet "as the crow flies" but through a ceiling and wall). I now use SONOS and it's incredible. They're expensive, but you get what you pay for.