Stereo With Cd Player And Wireless Speakers

I have an old bookshelf stereo system (3 CD player, cassette, and radio) at my summer home. The speakers still put out a beautiful sound so I connect the Bluetooth adapter and am now able to play music from my phone, iTunes, Pandora, etc. A terrific value!

Bought 2 Sonos5 speakers. Paired as stereo. This also gave me 2 inputs for my cd player and my record deck. Superb sound quality. Easy selectable line level for input through the ap. Will be buying a couple of SL speakers for other rooms for multi room music.

Used my speakers and CD player and TV all in one. Plenty of power.

The sound out of these as a stereo pair in fantastic. What's even better is it gave me a way of using both my CD player and turntable using the 3.5mm inputs on each speaker with no need for a separate RCA switch, yet they still work as a stereo pair and they both come on automatically when I insert a CD or start playing my vinyl. OK so I have a couple more trailing cables, but it's a lot cheaper than buying a Sonos Port or Amp. I previously had just the one Five with an RCA switch. Adding a second is like night and day. Such a difference both in sound and in convenience. Delighted with my new set up.

I replaced my old stereo/cd player/big speaker unit with the sleek Sonos 5. No more messy wires, no loading/unloading cd's, just choose a playlist from my computer or tablet and go. I haven't used any streaming music services because I have so much music loaded onto my computer, so can't comment on that aspect. But I was pleasantly surprised with local radio availability. The Sonos 5 is more than enough for my smallish house. I love it.

This mixer comes at a great price, but really gets the job done. My stereo guy hooked up CD player and iPod dock through it. It makes it much easier for my fitness instructors to have everything controlled from one source. It also looks great with the rest of my system.

Replaced our CD player and stacks of cd's

First of i would never ever think I'm going to give a rave review for that kind of speakers. For years i was using standard condo amp-cd-speakers. I switched between probably 30 pairs of speakers, many amps, cd players and dads. Always pretty decent stuff like KEF, B&W, Tannoy, PSB etc.... Well i have to say that for everyday use Sonos is amazing. I still like to listen to my favorites tracks via my dedicated stereo system but.... Well probably 85% of time I'm using Sonos in couple of rooms. Quality satisfying my 1000% it might be not a match for my stereo but, well it is much cheaper (Sonos Play5 2nd gen, 2 speakers setup as stereo pair) and it is very portable. Setup is a breeze, quality is great and sound is really nice. To me it is a great product and I'm enjoying it every day. Thanks

We are using this with our CD player which doesn't have enough power to drive external speakers. It works great and has built in provision for USB drive with music.

I have just upgraded my old HiFi system which finally bit the dust although I'd been wanting to add to my Sonos system anyway. I have two Sonos 5 speakers which produce gorgeous, sexy paired sound from the turntable also bought from Sonos. I got advice from Sonos regarding adding my CD player to the system - a quick emailed photo from the technical system booklet which accompanied my CD player over 30 years ago - and I was advised to purchase a Sonos Port. Very easy set up although I had to consult YouTube regarding the turntable which isn't an actual Sonos product. I can now listen to my old 45s and vinyl albums, iTunes, CDs and believe I can stream audio from films on my iPad although I haven't tried that last one yet. It all adds on to my Play 3 in the kitchen and my Playbar. Although I was an existing Sonos customer and thought it was a great product, the 5 speakers can't be praised enough.