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    DIY SONOS + PolyVection Speaker

    There are a number of non-functioning SONOS speakers available now on ebay. Also Squeezebox Radios, but I like the idea of the SONOS as it has few controls and no UI.

    Has anyone considered using something like a PolyVection DAC32 or Raspberry PI solution embedded inside the SONOS Speaker?

    For example one of these https://www.ebay.com/itm/224830780355 or https://www.ebay.com/itm/265543100182

    I'm not really sure where to start, but seems like a fun project to have a go at.
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    Tags: endpoint, player, sonos
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    I could not find it, but somewhere I read a complete tutorial of how to upgrade an old Sonos with a RPI with picoreplayer to use as an squzeebox player.

    GitHub I think…

    Cheers


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      Originally posted by tobal2 View Post
      I could not find it, but somewhere I read a complete tutorial of how to upgrade an old Sonos with a RPI with picoreplayer to use as an squzeebox player.

      GitHub I think…

      Cheers


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      This one: https://github.com/kirkden/sonos_pi3_refresh

      Good luck!


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