Sonos Connect

Well, the new port is matte black in color, making it more at home in a typical equipment. Rack now Sonos added more processing power inside the port ...

It's never failed on me. I don't get any complaints from many of my clients from it and that's why I continue using it and continue installing it. So ...

We can do high res, and this even does DSD as well, so audio files take no DSD supports inside this thing. And lastly, one of the kind of more quirky ...

So let's take a minute and recap and talk about my final thoughts and my recommendations on the Sonos Connect. First and foremost, I think that this p...

Master bedroom is L+R In-ceiling speakers powered by a Sonos Connect:Amp. Five more zones are L+R In-ceiling speakers pulled down and re-wired as a pair of Mono Low+High speakers, Left wire became Low, Right wire became High signal. These are all powered by the cuustom unit in the Imgur pictures. If I REALLY wanted stereo, I could have run new 4-conductor wires to each speaker and doubled the Symfonisk units, but for whole-house audio, mono is completely fine and in many cases preferable, so this conversion worked great!.

The Connect is an excellent combination of hardware and software that offers a plug-and-play solution for existing stereo systems. I'd only suggest this product if you already have an existing Sonos setup or are looking to get one.

My refurb was as good as new. You don't have to use the connect, but when you're already spending that much, I figured might as well. I'd rather have it and not need it than opt not to get it and regret that decision later.

It's not perfect but it does a lot of things for a very low price. Used to use a Sonos Connect, but it was limited in terms of bitrate and sample rate.