What next from sonos?

[skippy]

So, basically the same for the connect... Get it?

I understood exactly what you said the first time, my point is there's no point to doing what you suggest. The "slaves" in this case would require EXACTLY the same hardware as the Connect already has, so all you'd be doing is making them reliant on another unit for their operation, which isn't necessary. I mean think about it, what would the unit require that the Connect doesn't already have? It still needs the networking hardware and it still needs the audio output hardware. That makes it a Connect, it's exactly the same, get it?

What you're actually after is just the Connect for less money isn't it? That's all you had to say, there's no need to change the way the system operates, especially as you're potentially making it less reliable.

Oh, and a pause button for the Lhc :cheers:

 

[The_Lhc]

You're right, I've been such a fool :cheers:

I FIXED YOR POST 4 U!!!111! HTH, AHND!!!

 

[Clare Newsome]

Well I am reliably informed there are some exciting new SONOS developments in the works, but I have no details/dates at this stage

 

[busb]

Sonos headphones? Surely a Bluetooth transmitter for use with Bluetooth headphones? I bought a cheap line-in BT transmitter from Amazon for about £12 - I sometimes connect it to my TV's headphone socket. Fairly decent quality but better ones are probably available.

As an aside for the spelling analists, not only was a question mark left out (replaced with an Emoticon in this case) - it should be anymore without the space.