Could you not set the volume on the touch to a fixed 100% and manage the
speaker volume via Sonos?
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drmatt wrote:
> Fair enough, we have a big kitchen so even the missus conceded there was
> space for a more normal stereo setup.. :)
Yes small active stereo speakers , if out of space place them close
together it will then be as a Sonos ?
Fair enough, we have a big kitchen so even the missus conceded there was
space for a more normal stereo setup.. :)
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drmatt wrote:
> Yeah, I would not personally stick to a single speaker requirement so I
> actually used some decent budget speakers and a small tripath switching
> amp.
Two speakers will not work in my kitchen space...either the speakers are
too large or do not have the looks...
I have replaced
Blackfiction wrote:
> I would like to have a single active speaker with AUX in, wireless or
> wired, that looks nice, plays ok, and is positioned above ear height.
> The Sonos ticked those boxes although I also considered the Audio Pro
> Addon T10 and Audio Pro AllRoom Air One.
>
> Do you know
pippin wrote:
> Sounds like what's happening is that the Sonos does line level sensing
> to check whether something's playing on line in so you need a certain
> minimum volume.
> Once line-in is enabled it will stay open until you are below a certain
> other level for a longer time to have the
drmatt wrote:
> Blame sonos. Buy proper active speakers. I guess you must have a reason
> but I am surprised you would buy a £500 wireless sound system and feed
> it an audio connection from another wireless sound system..:)
I would like to have a single active speaker with AUX in, wireless or
Blame sonos. Buy proper active speakers. I guess you must have a reason
but I am surprised you would buy a £500 wireless sound system and feed
it an audio connection from another wireless sound system..:)
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Sounds like what's happening is that the Sonos does line level sensing
to check whether something's playing on line in so you need a certain
minimum volume.
Once line-in is enabled it will stay open until you are below a certain
other level for a longer time to have the Sonos switch off.
Maybe it
Hi,
I have a SB Touch connected to a Sonos Play 5 via line in and control
music via iPeng. The problem I have is that I when I start with a low
volume (under 30% or so), I need to increase the volume level in iPeng
before I can hear any music from the Sonos. When I then change the
volume back to
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