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Review: Sonos Multi-Room Music System 2.7


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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Brennan, Sonos, Squeezebox - help! Thread starter over45butnot78 Start date Jul 20, New here and posted this as a first as I'd like some help please Although not yet geriatric I am baffled which way to go. And then there's Sonos and Squeezebox. As my mum would say - and I'm rapidly catching her up in years - it's all double-dutch to me. What should I buy please to listen to music at decent volumes without distortion and be able to move around the house.

Apologies if this is tedious and has been answered lots of times before, this newbie would appreciate being pointed to the right threads in that case. Druboo Active Member. Welcome to the Forums A starter for ten Basic concept for both Squeezebox and Sonos:- You rip your cd collection in a lossless format to a hard drive, the hard drive stays in one location and you 'stream' your music either wired or wireless from the hard drive to different players or zones around your house.

Druboo said:. Click to expand Thanks both, Does the Sonos retain true uncompressed music? Can you create playlists? We have a long, low L shaped house so end of one room quite far away line of sight wise from the other.

Does the sonos go through walls ok? No sure why playing out on the iPod was disappointing. That said, touting around a physical store of music on a hard disk and plugging it into various hi-fi systems isn't what the market is supporting. Sonos and Squeezebox are conceptually similar, Sonos being more pricey but easier for noobs. Featurewise, Squeezebox arguably does more. But you can also find digital music streamers from Linn, Naim, Cambridge Audio etc.

Plus whole house systems from iMerge and others. Last edited: Jul 20, Think about it this way You've paid for high quality music on your CD's. Are you prepared to throw that away for a lossy format? Last edited: Jul 21, Is he?? Have wireless Netgear the one that catches alight but my pc is wired in btw both Sonos and Squeezebox can integrate with your Napster account Edit: Oh and you don't happen to have one of those new fangled iphone or ipod touch do you?

You WILL find that there's oodles of badly categorised tracks, so spend some time sorting that out. TBH, you ought to wean yourself off iTunes in due course, as it's not very good.

After that, you'll need either a Squeezebox Classic or Squeezebox Touch players. I'd go for a Touch for the party system as it's got a nice colour display for album art etc. A Squeezebox Classic will be fine to hook up to the Marantz hi-fi. For kitchen, bedroom etc, go for a Squeezebox Boom, which is a combined player, amp and integrated speakers which sounds v. Once you've got a few players, you can synchronize them or play different music in each zone as you wish, plus listen to streamed radio, BBC Listen Again and play Napster through any of the players.

The Squeezebox come with a small remote control. Or shell out and buy the Squeezebox Controller, which would be neat with the party system as peeps can look through your collection and add tracks to the play list. Thanks am that saved me a load of typing Pretty much agree with your recommendations for players, I'd have gone for Touch for lounge can quite easily be swapped between the Marantz for everybody listening and occasional use on the party system Boom for kitchen , then Classics for Green Room and Office connected to active speakers.

However, I think the first thing we need to do is get a master lossless music library, which means re ripping the cd collection I think what spile was referring to earlier is that it's widely acknowledged that the best 2 rippers are dbpoweramp Not free, but you do get a 21 day trial with full functionality, or exact audio copy eac which is free but takes more configuring.

While we are in downloading mode I would also install mp3tag for checking that the tags the ripper has produced are correct After all we only want to do this once If someone with Sonos experience could spec some zoneplayers for the OP for comparative purposes I'm sure he would be grateful HTH and any more questions fire away.

If someone with Sonos experience could spec some zoneplayers for the OP for comparative purposes I'm sure he would be grateful. Cheers Si Comparable prices for Squeezeboxes here. While we are in downloading mode I would also install mp3tag for checking that the tags the ripper has produced are correct After all we only want to do this once. Thanks so much for this. I also have an apple macbookpro which currently is clean of music - not even iTunes on it yet.

Would this be better to use to re-rip my cds in a non-compressed format or for say - cds would I need a seperate hard drive? Ok - time to put the wheels in motion I think and think I like the Sonos route as it probably leaves the netgear router 'intact' and still secure?

For ripping, appreciate that there is a 21 day trial on db poweramp but an it colleague suggested 'dBpoweramp Free' dBpoweramp Music Converter Is this free version able to rip to FLAC do you know? Really appreciate all the help here - better than buying any mag! If you install the trial version, after 21 days that's what it will revert to. Thanks - me again, sorry. All our internal walls - we live in an old farm building - are 'stud' walls but with 2 sheets of foil faced plasterboard each side of 4" of rockwool and ceilings which are similarly double skinned.

While this has dramatically cut noise and we're well insulated, our wireless router and phones have not the greatest range. Sonos 'boasts' that range shouldn't be an issue, but if it is, is it just a question of putting in another or in-between 'sound-bridge' and if so is this wireless or need connecting to the router? Wi-Fi reception is impossible to predict, you need your dealer to do a site survey.

Otherwise try it, then be ready to install PowerLine adapters to carry the network traffic over the ring-main. You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads H. Replies 0 Views Aug 21, hender Sonos evacuee - where would you go. Replies 7 Views 1K. Jun 1, andybebbs. AV setup for new living room - speakers vs soundbar.

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When it comes to in-home speaker integration, and wireless sound quality, Sonos simply does things right. This speaker integration is truly what separates Sonos from the rest. The Sonos product line has done a bit of rebranding — getting rid of the Play:1 through Play:5 line and replacing them with Sonos One, Sonos Five and more portable options such as the Sonos Roam and Move. Although it looks like your typical Bluetooth speaker on the outside, it is packed to the brim with smart tech.

Best Buy has honest and unbiased customer reviews for Sonos - Play:5 Wireless so I saved up my spare money until I could afford two Play 5's. Oh, my!

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As well as offering pristine audio playback, the best wireless speakers have lots of modern features packed in, including smart assistants like Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant. Many of the best home speakers also boast built-in support for a range of your favorite streaming services, as well as slick designs that will look the part in any home. Some of these wireless speakers double up as Bluetooth speakers as well. These portable speakers allow you to easily cast music from your phone or another Bluetooth device - though some home wireless speakers rely on a Wi-Fi network. Home speakers can be pricey, but with Black Friday and Cyber Monday on the way, we're expecting many of the models in this guide to be discounted heavily. We'll be keeping a keen eye out for Sonos Black Friday deals in particular, but you can expect to see some Bose Black Friday deals as well. Whatever you need a new wireless speaker for, the amount of choice out there means making the right decision can be a challenge. If you're in the market for a cleanly designed, exceptional sounding connected speaker, you'll find none better than the Sonos One. Offering the best of both Sonos' multi-room speaker platform and both Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant's smart home prowess, the Sonos One is the pinnacle of connectivity.

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For this reason, you almost never see reviews that begin:. Oh, and the music that comes out of it sounds great. The ZonePlayer is a 55W-per-channel amplified player that includes two Ethernet ports, RCA analog outputs and a subwoofer output, and two speaker connectors. The SP speakers are unpowered, feature a 5. My upstairs router is in a room without speakers so I put the ZoneBridge to use in that room.

The Port might be more powerful and future-proofed than the Connect it replaces, but it simply doesn't sound good enough.

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These days there are lots of ways to accomplish this, but one reigns supreme. You can also use a single Sonos speaker as a mono output, or pair two speakers that, when synchronized, produce a stereo output. A Sonos system can operate up to 32 wirelessly interconnected zones. Each zone can operate independently, or each can be tied to operate synchronously with other zones. Or you can stream things from Pandora, Spotify, XM, etc.

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It is possible to play high resolution kbps 24 bit or 96 kbps 24 bit files on your Sonos system, sort of. So why does this matter? It matters because 1. Sonos continues to add to its impressive arsenal of supported streaming services, including Deezer Elite and Tidal which depend on a kbps kilobits per second , and I commend them for it. There is no data compression, and no loss of quality relative to the original proven CD format, compared with many streaming or audio file formats that run at lower rates, usually making the sound fuzzier or crunchier. My concern is that high resolution files are generally available at kHz or 96 kHz sampling rate, 24 bit resolution, higher than is supported by Sonos as of now. It results in division by the extremely uncool number of 1. That number is 48 divided by

The upgraded Sonos Connect amp has a built-in amplifier, which allows users to stream media from non-amplified devices like legacy turntables, CD players.

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Home hi-fi used to be so straightforward. You had your big system in the main room, where you could blast out Led Zep and Nirvana CDs, or stick on some nice trip-hop or ultra-lounge if you needed to set a relaxing atmosphere. You had your radio in the kitchen, keeping the voices of Gerry Ryan, Gaybo, Pat Kenny and Dave Fanning wafting out soothingly all day long.

You have a media room with surround sound, huge speakers, fat amp. Components and TV set up at one end of the room, sofas facing the shrine. You have a sound dock that is actually quite good. However, you have to let go of your iPhone to hear music.

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There seems to be a problem serving the request at this time. The Sonos Connect allows you to stream digital media using your legacy stereo equipment and speakers to any location inside or outside using your homes Wi-Fi service. You can find both new and used Sonos media streamers on eBay, as well as affordable ancillary accessories that enhance Connects functionality.




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