“Will I be able to hook this up to our Sonos soundbar and 2 Play speakers to all play together? Can I also add in our record player to the connect? How do these speakers compare to Bose or Polk outdoor speakers? Thank you!”
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I have replaced all of my Bose with Sonos. I have a lifestyle system all boxed up setting in a closet.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Using the Sonos App on your phone you can select "all rooms" and stream your Spotify throughout your entire system. We have two play 1's, one play 5, two beams, a playbar and the connect amp with SONANCE outdoor speakers. We frequently play music throughout our entire home. SONANCE speakers are next level, the set included in this kit run around 500 to 700 alone. Check out the SONANCE website and read reviews. They are Mariner 6's rebranded for Sonos. This is the best deal you are going to find and is so cheap because SONOS replaced the connect amp with the new Amp (more power to drive up to 6 speakers, the Connect Amp can drive up to 4 I believe). Connect amp has RCA Analog in, so yes you can plug your record player into the amp.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Lindsey, short answer is absolutely. I am using it with 5 Play 1s, One Play 5, two connects, and one Player. Yes you can slo add your record player to the RCA input, you just have to select the input when playing the music (I do that with my Connects).
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.They can play by themselves or both st same time or one with TV and the other playing something else. These sre the best speakers we have seen. I am not sure how they compare to others. I would imagine you could add record player with the correct connectors.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It's all in the Sonos app. The app gives you an option to play either on just one set or all Sonos speakers/systems connected to the same WiFi in the house. As far as your record player or any other non-Sonos device, unless it is connected to the a Sonos amp or a Sonos WiFi connected system, it will not play along. I remember way back when, when Bose and Polk Audio sounded really good. Nowadays, they just don't sound the same. I find that the Sonos fill the room up more, better sound stage. Mids are clean as well as the bass being really present and tight. Yes, the Bose systems are known for their bass coming from a small platform, but Sonos bass is much cleaner and tighter. Polk Audio in the same class I wouldn't even take the time to cover here, no offense to those PA believers. Good luck and just enjoy the music no matter what you decide on.
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