A:AnswerNo. There is no wired connection and no Bluetooth. If you are on the same WiFi network you can use almost any musica station or your downloaded music as an audio source. I have a playlist for my grandkids for dance parties on my phone and I use Pandora and Spotify all the time. I play Sirius to listen to news and sports
A:AnswerYou can, but if you are investing in SONOS, then I would invest in a better router and access point like Ubiquiti Unifi router and access point or get an Untangle router with an extremely affordable and professional subscription (less than what I can afford to charge my customers) and add on 1 or more Ubiquiti Unifi access points in your home for an an amazingly seamless network. You get what you pay for. When you try to be cheap and rent the products from your ISP or buy even the expensive but cheap quality routers off the shelf from the store, you get what you pay for.
A:AnswerThere are multiple options for mounting. It really depends on your specific needs. Stands vs wall mounts. I’m a minimalist and prefer wall mounts but you are then tied to the wall eliminating the option to freely move the speakers, while stands provide more freedom of movement. It just depends on your demands.
A:AnswerI dont use Alexa yet but you can try going into settings on your Sonos App, click on More, there are room settings here and maybe that will resolve the issue. Im sure
someone at Sonos on line can help you too. Good Luck
A:AnswerYes, just setup new system on app to control home in montana and name different than first. Than when u login whatever home, it will recognize that network.
A:AnswerYes you can. You can control sound and stream music via tablet and cell phone. I own one beam and 2 play one speakers. I love them! With the beam if you can connect via HDMI ARC, you can then speak to the beam to turn your tv on and off. Thank you. Desert Student
A:AnswerSonos are not bluetooth speakers. They work on a wi-fi signal or a wired network. Most people use them on wi-fi. Bluetooth is a totally different technology.
