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Question: are the rca conn on back of sonos connect amp inputs or outputs, I want to eliminate my receiver-amp and want to know if I can input my old cd player?
Document: The SONOS Connect Amp not only looks good but works as well as my old Receiver while taking up very little space. I replaced a bulky Stereo Receiver (circa 1990's). The Connect Amp connections on the back are very logically laid out. In addition to the speaker connections, there is an analog line-in connection and also a Sub connection. For speakers I am using the Polk Audio RTI A1's, About $300 for the pair. These speakers work great with the connect:amp.
I did a lot of research before dropping $500 on a wireless music player. After all, I have an amp with speakers and a auxiliary input for the iPhone or iPad. Both those devices connect to my WiFi for streaming internet radio and my music library.I was looking to streamline the set-up and not use my iDevices. The Sonos:Connect AMP looked to fit the bill. The description of requirements indicate all you need is a high speed broadband and a router. I have that!
The Sonos CONNECT: AMP is a great way to stream music to real speakers. I'm using this as a replacement for the amp on my old stereo system, and it sounds great. My only complaint is that it only provides connections for one input source (physical device such as a TV, turntable, cassette deck, etc.). It would be nice to be able to connect several physical devices as well and then select between them rather than having to disconnect and reconnect.
I have a complete Sonos system and love it. Although it is a little on the expensive side, it is worth it if you want a house filled with music of your choice -- wirelessly. I have the Controller, the bridge, three units with amp and speakers (2 big, 1 little -- I recommend sticking to the larger unit), two amps, and one that just feeds my old hifi system (and accepts a line in).
I wanted to eliminate all my CD's, so I researched various wireless streaming players. Sonos won out. However wanted to use the JBL speakers I had used for my stereo. The Sonos connect amp allowed me to do so. I now have streaming music, that sounds greatand no more CD clutter.
Sonos produces excellent products which I use to grow my wi-fi hi-fi system throughout the house. The latest addition a sonos connect amp (Zone player 120) is smaller, quite and reliable. Wireless coverage has improved with new products while being backward compatible.SONOS CONNECT:AMP Wireless Streaming Music System with Amplifier for Speakers (ZonePlayer120)
This is a very attractive and compact Amp which allows me to connect the Sonos system to my existing speakers. It produces a lot of high quality sound. It is actually better than my old traditional Amp.
I have some weather resistance outdoor speakers (Sonos doesn't sell outdoor speakers, yet) that I pre-wired back to an entertainment center when I built my home. I decided to upgrade to the Sonos system, but required support for the &#34;legacy speakers&#34;. The connect amp is the solution and after implementing my 1st connect amp, I have since installed a second connect amp to support a second pair of &#34;legacy speakers&#34;.
Just attach speaker cable to the amp, give the amp power, connect a Sonos Bridge to wirelessly hook the system up to your wifi, set up a controller on a iPhone, iPad, etc..., and your ready to rock! You can add a hard drive of music, stream Sirius xm or many other music services, add a tuner and a CD player and control it all wirelessly. It's like magic!
You know those nice speakers that you have that aren't really getting used or can't get the pandora streaming ? With this baby you get that and you get to pack the giant receiver away and get use of the space. Easy to set up and works like a charm. I am very happy with the results. A bit expensive but worth every penny!
Answer: The RCA connections on the back of the Sonos Connect Amp are inputs so yes you can input your CD player into the Sonos Connect Amp.