madskp & mbee I will only use Sonos IF it can be wireless...don't want to go back to cables. I am a newbie to Sonos, but I think you can also alter the 802.11g frequence if inteferece exists...maybe it is not enough If there will be some dropouts I can (probably) live with that... I got tired of High-end Hi-Fi as my life-style is far from sitting

Thank You Daniel, Crisrenuinion, mbee, good straight answers, mbee, you have read my mind, I am an Andriod user, and even have a 7" pad, but as it show the same "display" as for a small device it is not a much better solution than using my Andriod handsets, however the fonts get larger, and that is positive as I am now so damn old that

Thanks mbee, you were correct...it was just to flick the switch on the back of the speaker to line-in. however, I do see two small problems with this solution. 1. the speakers is powered on all the time then or do they go into stand-by after XX minutes if there is no signal in ? 2. in this first room I tried this I have a beocenter, and if flicking

Hi, I am an old B&O user, still have use (music) products daily, however I have moved to a new apartment that do not have any link cables installed. my idea have been to use that Sonos ZP90 system as a link and pre-amp instead, as I am sad to say that i stopped investing in B&O products when two way communication was dropped. Anyway, I had my