A:AnswerSonos port has a line-in input. You can use that receiver as a source, to stream to multiple speakers.
Make sure your receiver has a line-out output, the Sonos port is not made for speaker level input.
A:AnswerThanks for your question. The Sonos Port does not use Bluetooth. It will connect to your home's Wifi and stream content using Wifi from the internet or from your device. As for volume, The Port would have its own volume control, but your Sonance 125 amp does have individual control on the rear of the unit. You may want to check to see if that control is set to the proper level.
A:AnswerTo answer your questions:
1) Yes. You will assign separate room/names to each port at set up; however, in the app you choose one room and the option to group other rooms/devices appears. You simply choose the other port , room, speaker you want to play the same music.
2). Yes. If you are playing music on one port someone else with the app linked to your system can play music on another port, speaker, etc..
A:AnswerHi, and thank you for your question. You can see if your Connect qualifies for an upgrade by logging into your Sonos account and looking at your registered speakers. If it qualifies for trade up, then it will say so in the description.
A:AnswerYeah depends on what you want. Port is nice just as a "line in" for the turntable to send it to other speakers around the home. If you're wanting to listen in that room where the turntable is Amp is nice with a pair of speakers. You can also line into a Sonos Five with a 3.5mm jack.
Most turntable do require a preamp. Especially older ones. Some of the newer ones have them built in. It's really a case by base scenario.
A:AnswerI believe what you want and are attempting to do is correct - Yes - you'll want and need the SONOS Port Streaming Media Player - as long as the AMP / Receiver you run the SONOS PORT through gives you the ability to choose the ZONES ( Zone 1 / Zone 2 / Zone 1 + 2 ) you actually want accepting the music stream.
A:AnswerThat doesn't answer the question- none of the radio stations I listen to in my area are on sonos radio. So can we answer the original question please?
A:AnswerIf wiFi is spotty then you should purchase the Sonos Boost that will connect to your router. The boost acts as a Wi-Fi booster to the Sonos speakers.
A:AnswerThe Sonos amp does not have an LFE output, dedicated for active (separately powered) subs. But that’s okay because most any ‘passive’ sub will have speaker-level Ins/outs, so that’s what you’ll use. Wire the sub in between your Sonos Amp and your speakers.
A:AnswerHi, and thank you for reaching out with a question. The Port would could do both input and output but not at the same time.
You could run from this via RCA to the analog in on the Port and play music to other Sonos speakers by grouping them together.
You could plug Port into it via Port's analog or digital out and play your music via Sonos to your Crosley system. (This would be ideal for music quality as you'd be steaming via wifi instead of bluetooth)
