Is there anyway to link with bose soundtouch 520? null

No, Sonos' uses their own Hi-Fi networking system. Different network, different products.

Sonos can only be linked with other sonos devices officially. You may be able to get audio to both devices in creative ways depending on your technical skills but the issue will then be audio sync. Sonos speakers often need to add a delay to the audio so that each connected speaker can have the data cached correctly to playback at the correct time. This is why sonos speakers are special. They workout how to sync the music playback on all devices which is difficult when dealing with wireless networks.

There's no way to link the Sonos unless you purchase the Sonos bridge I believe. I don't think its worth the hassle if that's what you're looking to do (hassle meaning money btw).

I was told no that they don't communicate.

Ugh. Sadly, no. For traditional speakers, you can join the network with an expensive additional component (CONNECT from Sonos for $350), but Sonos does not allow other wifi speakers to integrate into their system.

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No, Sonos' uses their own Hi-Fi networking system. Different network, different products.
Answered by EdwinW 8 years ago
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Sonos can only be linked with other sonos devices officially. You may be able to get audio to both devices in creative ways depending on your technical skills but the issue will then be audio sync. Sonos speakers often need to add a delay to the audio so that each connected speaker can have the data cached correctly to playback at the correct time. This is why sonos speakers are special. They workout how to sync the music playback on all devices which is difficult when dealing with wireless networks.
Answered by Bhbestbuy 8 years ago
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There's no way to link the Sonos unless you purchase the Sonos bridge I believe. I don't think its worth the hassle if that's what you're looking to do (hassle meaning money btw).
Answered by iPlayRegularly 8 years ago
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I was told no that they don't communicate.
Answered by JAG9602 8 years ago
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Ugh. Sadly, no. For traditional speakers, you can join the network with an expensive additional component (CONNECT from Sonos for $350), but Sonos does not allow other wifi speakers to integrate into their system.
Answered by JeffM 8 years ago
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