Is the hole in the plate big enough for both power cable and network cable and jack for Sonos 1?
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the widest part of the pinhole is at best 3/8" wide. I can imagine a Cat6 and a thin power cable. A 3rd cable with the mentioned combo I don't see possible. No chance for a standard "PC power cable" to fit through that pinhole as an example.
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I'm going to say no. Its tight enough to have issues with two wires + electrical tape. Size of an eraser tip?
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Yes. But there will be some push back by the silicone around the audio jack, if the plastic end on the plug is wide. In my experience I was never restricted by the the opening in the silicone. I broke the case, due to my own error over Christmas, so I am sorry I cant provide an up to date review and analysis. I would still highly recommend buying this case, great product for a great price! Hope that helps.
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It has a 3.5 mm jack so I think that would connect into your sonos device which in essence would be the output (like headphones).
217860
No. The holes for the wires are barely large enough for regular speaker wire.
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i put a big thick power strip cord down the middle with no problem. The side channels are smaller but will handle speaker/network cable just fine and also regular lamp cord but not big thick power supply cord. Hope this helps.
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No, you shouldn't run any power cords through the wall. The whole reason for using this particular kit is so you don't run the power cord through the wall because it is against most fire codes to do so. Only non powered cables such as Coax, AV, HDMI, RGB, speaker wire etc... should be ran through this kit. There is actually a thread on Sonos' site dealing with this exact issue although they don't seem to have resolved it either. http://forums.sonos.com/showthread.php?t=33712
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I've it synced to Bose 1SR and it does pass audio from all hdmi ports.Your Sonos bar should work like any other sound bar with an optical port.
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It depends. The 5.1 is a bit of a strange deal, but it definitely did what I wanted it to do, and that was provide 5.1 audio from HDMI to Optical into my old 5.1 receiver that only had Optical in and no HDMI. The trick is that it doesn't do Linear PCM or any uncompressed 5.1 sound. However, compressed audio like Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1 work perfectly. Depending on the Sonos's settings, you should be able to get 5.1 through to it using this switch
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The hole in this bracket is not big enough for the plugs on either end of the Play:1 power cable. You won't be able to thread it through...unless you drill it out and make the hole bigger.
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Hi Clayton, Yep it does work. I have set it up. Sonos has a section dedicated for this on their FAQ. Below is the link, hopefully this should help you and all the best. https://sonos.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1112
601651
Yes all connectors are in the back on one side, so you should have no problem for the hook-up,total depth is about 1 .5 inches...
1038859
Not really. Both speakers work off an 8ohm load. I have used the sonos with these speakers and it sounds good.
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No...There are holes in the back to connect devices. We have a surround sound, DISH receiver, CD player in ours with no problem.
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Mine came with just the one pictured at the top. I did purchase a double gang open plate for the bottoms portion of my Home Theater but I was accomodating a special situation. The open port will handle any of the following: 6 heavy duty in wall hdmi cables, a 7-9.1 surround sound wires in 12ga(7) or 16ga(9) or a 2 hdmi and 5.1 if that's what you need
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No. One bridge covers all Sonos speakers and all sonos apps in your home. We have tablets and smartphones from 3 different people controlling all Sonos speakers in our home. All through one bridge.
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Yes, it supports both 5.1 and 7.1 sound output from the optical out. I use it with my Sonos soundbar and it is a perfect match.
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it did, but ended up not using it as the hole ws not good for trying to plug in exteranl speakers.