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The SONOS connect is not an amplifier. It only lets you stream many different internet music sources and has an wired output that you have to use as an input to your amplifier. The SONOS MAY be able to send music wirelessly to SONOS wireless speakers. I don't know because I don't use it that way.

No, the Connect only has RCA L+R outputs, and digital audio outputs all designed to connect to an existing hifi system. If you wish to connect directly to speakers & a sub, you want to use the Connect:Amp which has an internal power amp with L+R speaker outs and an RCA sub out connection.

Yes, you may connect a "powered" subwoofer+speaker system to the Sonos Connect.

You need the Connect:Amp. The Connect requires your existing receiver.

The Connect is used to add streaming to an existing system where your receiver, speakers and subwoofer are already connected and working. When using the Connect amp you will connect your speakers and subwoofer directly to the unit.

you connect the Sonos Connect to your receiver or amp to utilize an existing wired speaker system.

Yes, as long as you have them hooked up to your amp. Connect plugs into your amplifier on any available input. Use any input except Phono.

YES! You can connect an audio receiver via composite audio outputs (i.e. white and red RCA ports) on the back of the radio. Once connected to your audio receiver, you can send the Grace Mondo's sound to your receiver's speakers and subwoofer for even better sound. Hope this helps.

If your connected receiver/amp has a subwoofer output, then yes. The Sonos:Connect itself does not have subwoofer output.

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The SONOS connect is not an amplifier. It only lets you stream many different internet music sources and has an wired output that you have to use as an input to your amplifier. The SONOS MAY be able to send music wirelessly to SONOS wireless speakers. I don't know because I don't use it that way.
Answered by Pulsar 9 years ago
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No, the Connect only has RCA L+R outputs, and digital audio outputs all designed to connect to an existing hifi system. If you wish to connect directly to speakers & a sub, you want to use the Connect:Amp which has an internal power amp with L+R speaker outs and an RCA sub out connection.
Answered by T00LF00L 9 years ago
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Yes
Answered by ronbosteel 9 years ago
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Yes, you may connect a "powered" subwoofer+speaker system to the Sonos Connect.
Answered by gyroscopics 9 years ago
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You need the Connect:Amp. The Connect requires your existing receiver.
I would recommend:
- Sonos - CONNECT:AMP 110W Class D Amplifier
  Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars with 1271 reviews
Answered by ty5on 9 years ago
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The Connect is used to add streaming to an existing system where your receiver, speakers and subwoofer are already connected and working. When using the Connect amp you will connect your speakers and subwoofer directly to the unit.
I would recommend:
- Sonos - CONNECT:AMP 110W Class D Amplifier
  Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars with 1271 reviews
Answered by Shockwave 9 years ago
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you connect the Sonos Connect to your receiver or amp to utilize an existing wired speaker system.
Answered by hank 9 years ago
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Yes, as long as you have them hooked up to your amp. Connect plugs into your amplifier on any available input. Use any input except Phono.
Answered by Texas 10 years ago
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YES! You can connect an audio receiver via composite audio outputs (i.e. white and red RCA ports) on the back of the radio. Once connected to your audio receiver, you can send the Grace Mondo's sound to your receiver's speakers and subwoofer for even better sound. Hope this helps.
Answered by TimothyD777 10 years ago
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If your connected receiver/amp has a subwoofer output, then yes. The Sonos:Connect itself does not have subwoofer output.
Answered by randy 10 years ago
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