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Victrola’s Sonos-compatible turntables can now wirelessly stream to other speakers.

Through an upcoming automatic software update, Victrola is expanding the wireless compatibility of its Works With Sonos turntables to include Bluetooth, Roon, and UPnP, allowing them to connect to other speakers and audio gear.

This functionality was already introduced in 2024 with the premium Victrola Stream Sapphire, but is now being added to its Stream Carbon, Stream Pearl, and Stream Onyx turntables, as spotted by Engadget.

The Victrola Stream Onyx turntable on a white dresser next to a black Sonos speaker.
The software update will be installed automatically and users will find new options in the Victrola Stream mobile app allowing them to toggle on the additional connectivity options.
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