Stream Music From Nas To Wireless Speakers

I have two Sonos play 5 speakers paired. The 'line in' is connected from the Sky Box. I stream all my music from Tidal and Spotify. There are no issues with set up(it is child's play) or drop out. I plan to have Sonos in every room!

I purchased this product so I could enjoy playing my LPs on a turntable. The music sounds pure as it is paired with Edifier speakers. With the ability to stream via Bluetooth, I can stream from my iPhone, iPod and iPad. I need not suffer listening to my music through the device’s speaker. I have powerful room filling music passing through my Sony DTR-DH190 receiver. Also, there are 4 additional inputs not including the phono input for a total of 5. The phono input has an all important ground connection. Two pairs of speakers can be connected, if you choose.

I’m very happy to own these speakers. I’ve done several events with just the Bluetooth capabilities. Not only can you stream your music but also control all your audio sounds levels with app and to top it off, you can pair 2 speakers to run in stereo via Bluetooth. I have controlled my music, mics and speakers wirelessly from my iPhone/iPad. I’ve gotten a ton of compliments on sound and it never fails that someone will come up to me to ask what brand speakers I’m using. Turbosound is not a well known commercial brand but don’t let that fool you. These provide excellent bass and mid/high sound. My only con is the weight but the sound will make you forget about that. For all the features ,well built and durability , they are well worth the price , seriously.

The amp is fantastic. It allows me to connect to outdoor speakers & stream music from various sources via Bluetooth. It is also compact and unobtrusive in the room. Love it!

I've been able to stream great sounding music to powered speakers from my iphone and windows 10 desktop. The iphone was a cinch. The desktop took some finagling... I'm not even sure what I did to make it work in the end, but it all works now.

I use two Play 5 speakers together to stream music to my living room. The setup was easy and the sound is excellent.

The Sonos mesh/eco system is great for stream personal and internet music. But remember these are smart speakers which have more in common with a computer than the dumb speakers of old.

I have it in a weather resistant enclosure in my bbq island. I have two sets of wired speakers wired to it. I stream music to my backyard. Works awesome!!

We had speakers wired throughout the house, but soon we had issues with the receiver going out. We couldn't play music louder than "3" or the receiver would smell like an electrical fire. Last month we paid an A/V guy to check out our setup. He found RATS had eaten through the speaker coil and wires just enough to keep it working. Rather than re-wire through the attic, the Sonos speaker solution suited us perfectly. We can stream any music to any of our three Play speakers (two Play5 and one Play3). Awesome. We have the Connect but have not set it up yet. I think that's the way we can stream my music library from my iMac. We love the wifi solution... Screw the rats.

I stream music from my 15,000 song ipod classic through my home audio receiver and wired speakers in the TV room to a SONOS Connect. The Connect sends the music to two Play 5 speakers in my very large great room / dining room. The sound quality is as good as hardwired systems I've had in previous homes. Control is easy on my android cell phone. These speakers cover a very large room and sound great even at low volume. When you want to rock the walls they are very loud without any distortion or stress. I tried wireless systems years ago and returned them due to drop outs, static and other annoying issues. SONOS has cured all that I'm a fan. I only hope they bring an outdoor weather resistant speaker to market. Hope this is helpful.