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Sonos ZonePlayer ZP120 Add-On Player

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Specifications:

  • Superior sound with a powerful digital amplifier
  • Best-in-class wireless technology for multi-room music
  • Instant access to endless music
  • Simple setup
  • New features and music services with automatic updates


Sonos ZonePlayer ZP120 Add-On Player
Description:

The Sonos ZonePlayer 120 is amplified, wireless, compact, and convenient. With its state of the art digital amplifier, the ZP120 works anywhere you have ever dreamed of having music the bedroom, the bathroom or the backyard. All you have to do is plug it in, connect your choice of speakers and you have got a room filled with music. And with the ZP120s superior wireless range, music lovers really can play all the music they love, all over the house. The design of the ZP120 is both compact and cool so you may be able to feel free to hide it away or leave it out for all to see. And every ZP120 will include a Sonos Desktop Controller for the final in control and convenience.


Sonos ZonePlayer ZP120 Add-On Player
Reviews:

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars What a great system!
What can I say that has not been said….the sonos system is awesome….works great….have never had it “cut out” on me when playing….user friendly EASY to set up …..Awesome….


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Great product, works like it was made by Apple
I have bought 3 of these ZonePlayers now, and use them with the iPhone app from Sonos. While they are not cheap, they are just great and, like an Apple product, they just work . I understand a bit about the technology that goes into these they are really just a internet connected computer with an amp fitted but it is really amazing how simple and fool proof they made this product. I continue to be blown away.


Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Cant tell the difference between zp 100 and zp 120
I have a 6 zone sonos system and cant tell the difference between zp 100 and zp120. looks the same to me, box is different size however.

HUGE FAN of sonos running pandora. What CDs??? What Itunes library??? they are all forgotten now. music just works when you push play like it should.


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars iPod Touch and Sonos No computer needed…..
newly Sonos declared a FREE iPod Touch/iPhone application which allows your iPod Touch or iPhone to become a Zone Controller for the Sonos system. I have been looking at the Sonos system for a while and the capability to now use an iPod Touch as a Zone Controller was what did it for me. You now not have to use up $399 on a Zone Controller to be able to control your music wirelessly.

Overall the system was easy to set up and performed flawlessly. I give it 5 stars and will not elaborate more as this sort of thing is covered in many online reviews. What I will cover in a bit more detail is using the iPod Touch as a controller.

I bought a ZoneBridge to plug directly into my router and one ZonePlayer 120 to get music wirelessly in my family room. I used an present set of Bose bookshelf speakers. I downloaded the Sonos application to my 2G iPod Touch.

Here’s the brilliance of the system…you do not really need a PC/desktop/laptop computer on to listen to music. A PC is obliged to firstly set up and configure the system. And if you are using an iPod Touch /iPhone as a controller, there are many obscure set up /adjustment features that are only available from the PC or a Zone Controller. but for day to day use, the iPod Touch is all you need your PC is not needed presuming you set it up right.

In order not to need a PC to use the system, you have to have your music library saved in a shared folder on a Network Attached Storage device hooked up to your wireless network. I use a Buffalo LinkStation NAS. It works beautifully. I can access my complete music library using my iPod Touch and stream music from my NAS. Wonderful.

Note: though the Sonos Application is running on the iPod Touch, it does not use your iPod Touch as a source/input for the music. Music comes from the music library on your NAS.

A PC is not obliged to listen to Internet Radio. I listen to Pandora. Once you point your Sonos system to your Pandora account or other internet radio or Sirius subscription, everything can be controlled from you iPod Touch without the need for a PC.

By allowing buyers to use an iPod Touch iPhone as a Zone Controller using a FREE application, Sonos has really made a big step forward. I look forward to buying many more Zone Players to distribute music to other rooms in my house.

Hey Sonos….how about a wireless boombox I can perform to my deck?