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WiFi boosters for sonos

  • 20-08-2016 12:20pm
    #1
    brieny1000
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 132 ✭✭


    Hi all .
    1st post in this section. Firstly I'm not very electronic aware and fairly computer illiterate.
    My problem is..
    I have a sonos play 1 for the house and Vodafone broadband. I'm having a party in an outside shed and want to run my play 1 in this shed which is roughly 70 metres from my modem in the house (which gives me about 4k speeds but not great upstairs in house at times).
    I also have a garage between house an shed which I hope to run a play 5 out a window.
    I hAve access to a play 5 and another play 1 for the night so I hope to have sound in house/shed and from the garage in between. I have power in all places. Is this possible with boosters etc? What is the best way to do it?? All info greatly appreciated
    Thank u


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  • #2
    akaSol
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 717 ✭✭✭akaSol


    Purchase a very long either net cable and connect it to the closest sonos product (to the router) . Sonos use a wireless daisy chain, so each sonos takes wireless from the next. No need to worrie about wifi range extenders etc


  • #3
    brieny1000
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 132 ✭✭brieny1000


    akaSol wrote: »
    Purchase a very long either net cable and connect it to the closest sonos product (to the router) . Sonos use a wireless daisy chain, so each sonos takes wireless from the next. No need to worrie about wifi range extenders etc

    Thanks.
    So just plug the sonos in the house to the router. Have the cable that came with it for that. Thank you


  • #4
    reboot
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,460 ✭✭✭reboot


    brieny1000 wrote: »
    Thanks.
    So just plug the sonos in the house to the router. Have the cable that came with it for that. Thank you
    Hi, I'm the guy "moved", post below, just pointing out that great as Bluetooth may or may not be, I believe only one speaker at a time will work,( handshake), and stereo is also a slight problem on less you spend serious Bose money? This may have nothing to do with your question, but something I think folk should be aware of in future.


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