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Sonos Port Network Audio Streamer
Sonos Port: the Sonos streamer for your hi-fi
The Sonos Port turns the amplifier or AV receiver you already own into part of your Sonos system. Stream music, podcasts, radio and audiobooks from your favourite services, and control it all from the Sonos app.
It works the other way too: plug a CD player or turntable into the Port and listen to it on Sonos speakers in any room.
Quick facts
| Type | Network audio streamer (no built-in amplifier) |
| Outputs | Analogue line-out (RCA) and digital coaxial out |
| Input | Analogue line-in (RCA) |
| 12V trigger | Switches your amplifier on and off automatically |
| Network | Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz) plus 2 Ethernet ports |
| Streaming | Sonos app, Apple AirPlay 2 |
| Size | 41 × 138 × 138 mm, 0.47 kg |
| Finish | Matte black |
| Mounting | Shelf or AV rack |
| SRP | £399 |
Connect everything
Connect the Port to any stereo amplifier, receiver or AV receiver using the analogue or digital coaxial output. Your existing speakers become part of the Sonos system, ready to group with other rooms.
Use the line-in for a CD player, or a turntable with a phono stage, and share it with every Sonos speaker in the house.
Listen in any and every room
Group the Port with Sonos speakers around your home and play the same music everywhere, or different music in different rooms.
- Sonos app. All your streaming services in one place, plus Sonos Radio.
- Apple AirPlay 2. Send sound from your iPhone, iPad or Mac.
- Direct control. Play from supported apps such as Spotify, Amazon Music and TIDAL.
Instant music, ready to rack
- 12V trigger. Switches your amplifier on automatically when you press play – no extra remote required.
- Rack-ready. Sits neatly on a shelf or mounts in an AV rack, with a matte black finish to match your equipment.
- Two Ethernet ports. Wire it to your router and pass the network on to another device.
Sonos Port or Sonos Amp?
Both bring traditional audio into Sonos. The difference is whether you already have an amplifier.
| Sonos Port | Sonos Amp | |
|---|---|---|
| SRP | £399 | £699 |
| Built-in amplifier | No – connects to your amp or receiver | Yes – 125 W per channel |
| Powers speakers directly | No | Yes, up to 3 pairs of passive speakers |
| TV connection | Via your receiver | HDMI ARC/eARC |
| Line-in | Yes | Yes |
| 12V trigger | Yes | No |
| Best for | Existing hi-fi, AV receivers, multi-zone racks | Ceiling, wall, outdoor or bookshelf speakers |
Expert setup and installation
We've been supplying and installing Sonos systems for years and can help you connect the Port to your existing hi-fi or AV receiver, set up multi-room listening and tidy everything into a rack.
Visit our Fleet showroom or call 01252 811800 to talk through your system.
Sonos guides from our team
Plain-English advice to help you plan your system.
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Questions about the Sonos Port?
Talk to our team at Jennings Sound & Vision, an authorised Sonos dealer in Fleet since 1996. We can plan, supply and install the whole system.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Sonos Port and the Sonos Amp?
The Port is a streamer with no built-in amplifier: it connects to a hi-fi amplifier or AV receiver you already have. The Amp has a 125 W per channel amplifier built in, so it powers passive speakers directly, and adds HDMI ARC for a TV. If you have an amplifier you love, choose Port; if you need to power speakers, choose Amp.
What can I connect to the Sonos Port?
Any amplifier, stereo receiver or AV receiver with an analogue (RCA) or digital coaxial input. You can also plug a CD player, or a turntable with a phono stage, into the Port's line-in and listen to it in other Sonos rooms.
Can I use a turntable with the Sonos Port?
Yes, through the line-in. The Port doesn't have a phono stage, so you need a turntable with a built-in preamp or a separate phono preamp. Once connected, you can play your records on Sonos speakers around the house.
What does the 12V trigger do?
If your amplifier has a 12V trigger input, the Port can switch it on automatically when you press play in the Sonos app, and off again afterwards – no extra remote needed.
Does it need a wired connection?
No. The Port works over Wi-Fi, or you can use one of its two Ethernet ports for a wired connection. The second port can pass the network on to another device in your rack.
Can you install it for me?
Yes. We set up Sonos Port systems with existing hi-fi, AV receivers and multi-room systems across Hampshire, Surrey and Berkshire. Call 01252 811800 or visit our Fleet showroom.
The Sonos Port is the Sonos streamer for your existing hi-fi. Connect it to the amplifier, stereo receiver or AV receiver you already own and stream music, podcasts and radio from your favourite services – then group it with Sonos speakers around your home.
Key specifications
- Network audio streamer – no built-in amplifier
- Analogue line-out (RCA) and digital coaxial out
- Analogue line-in for a CD player or turntable (with phono stage)
- 12V trigger switches your amplifier on automatically
- Wi-Fi plus 2 Ethernet ports; Apple AirPlay 2
- Shelf or AV rack mounting, matte black, 41 × 138 × 138 mm
Port or Amp?
Choose the Port if you already have an amplifier or receiver. If you need to power passive speakers directly, the Sonos Amp has a 125 W per channel amplifier built in.
Jennings Sound & Vision is an authorised Sonos dealer in Fleet, Hampshire. Our own team can plan, supply and install your system across Hampshire, Surrey and Berkshire – call 01252 811800 or visit our showroom at 185 Fleet Road.
2 year warranty included
- Need Advice?:
- Speak to our experts on 01252 811800