music time for my house, i am thinking of purchasing a sonos set up (zonebridge, sonos 90 connected to denon 1910, and sonos s5 for bedroom) which will sort music issues out around the house. if at a later date i add a unitiqute ie is the zonebridge a network storer for the music ? does the zonebridge stream to the unitiqute or am i losing out on quality somewhere, or have i got this all wrong anyways ? any advice would be good thanks.
questions about sonos and unitiqute
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No, the ZoneBridge doesn't stream to the UnitiQute. The UQ works on a conventional home Wi-Fi network, while the Sonos equipment sets up another fine mesh network all of its own.
Of course, you could plug a ZonePlayer into the UQ, but that would kinda defeat the purpose of both.
And the ZoneBridge isn't a storage solution, but rather simply a bridge between network storage connected to a router into which the ZoneBridge is also connected, and other ZonePlayers.
Of course, you could plug a ZonePlayer into the UQ, but that would kinda defeat the purpose of both.
And the ZoneBridge isn't a storage solution, but rather simply a bridge between network storage connected to a router into which the ZoneBridge is also connected, and other ZonePlayers.
can i have your opinion on the s5 as opposed to the 120 with seperate speakers ?? is there much difference ?
The_Lhc
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brettweir:can i have your opinion on the s5 as opposed to the 120 with seperate speakers ?? is there much difference ?
About 50 quid plus the cost of speakers, I still don't understand why the S5 is cheaper than the ZP120.
About 50 quid plus the cost of speakers, I still don't understand why the S5 is cheaper than the ZP120.
As a portable solution I'd go for the S5. For ultimate sound quality - of course dependent on the speakers with which it's used - I'd go for the 120.
i get that, sorry but i meant in sound quality ? is seems like it cant be worth the extra layout or is it
scene
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Depends on the speakers. The S5 is great (I have three of them) - portable, speakers are great - think of it as an iPod dock/internet radio and it's that sort of sound. Goes loud, lots of bass (can boom if put in a corner). It's the convenience sake that makes it good.
A ZP120 connected to external speakers will give you more width on the stereo and the quality of sound will depend on the speakers you choose. It won't be so convenient - harder to just pick up and cart around.
A ZP120 connected to external speakers will give you more width on the stereo and the quality of sound will depend on the speakers you choose. It won't be so convenient - harder to just pick up and cart around.
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