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• Specification	Description
  Audio
  Amplifier	Class-D
  Rated output	110W RMS (2x55W continuous average power into 8 ohms, THD+N<0.02%)*
  Speaker connections	Spring binding posts (in North America the ZP120 has the combined spring binding post / banana jack connectors)
  Line-in connections	Auto-detecting RCA type
  Subwoofer out	Auto-detecting RCA type, 80 Hz crossover
  Music
  Audio formats supported	Support for compressed MP3, iTunes Plus, WMA (including purchased Windows Media downloads), AAC (MPEG4), Ogg Vorbis, Audible (format 4), Apple Lossless, Flac (lossless) music files, as well as uncompressed WAV and AIFF files. Native support for 44.1kHz sample rates. Additional support for 48kHz, 32kHz, 24kHz, 22kHz, 16kHz, 11kHz, and 8kHz sample rates. Note: Apple "Fairplay", AAC Enhanced and WMA Lossless formats not currently supported. Previously purchased Apple “Fairplay” DRM-protected songs may be upgraded. See Apple for details.
  Music services supported	Deezer, Last.fm, Napster®, Pandora®, Rhapsody®, SIRIUS® Internet Radio, and downloads from any service offering DRM-free tracks. (Service availability varies by region. Click here to see the music services that work with Sonos in your area.)
  Operating systems (for stored files)	Windows® XP SP2 or higher, Windows Vista™ or Windows 7; Mac OS X v10.4 or higher, including v10.6; NAS (Network Attached Storage) devices supporting CIFS
  Internet radio supported	Streaming MP3, WMA
  Album art supported	JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF
  Playlists supported	iTunes®, Rhapsody, WinAmp®, Windows Media Player®, and MusicMatch™ (.m3u, .pls, .wpl)
  Networking**
  Wireless connectivity	SonosNet 2.0, a secure AES encrypted, peer-to-peer wireless mesh network
  Network bridging	2-port switch (10/100Mbps, auto MDI/MDIX) allows Ethernet devices to connect through SonosNet
  General
  Power Supply	AC 120/240V, 50-60Hz, user-switchable
  Front-panel buttons	Volume and Mute
  Front-panel lights	Indicate ZonePlayer status and Mute status
  Dimensions (H x W x D)	3.50 x 7.28 x 8.15 in. (89 x 185 x 207 mm)
  Weight	5.1 lb (2.3 kg)
  Operating temperature	32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)
  Storage temperature	4°F to 158°F (-20°C to 70°C)
  Product finish	Anodized precision machined extrusion aluminum case. Aluminum casing also facilitates passive cooling.
  Multi-language support	Sonos System Software supports Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Swedish
  Package contents	Sonos ZonePlayer 120, power cord, flat Ethernet cable, Sonos System Setup software CD-ROM (Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista or Windows 7; Mac OS X v10.4 and higher, including v10.6), Sonos Multi-Room Music System Setup Guide
  * Both channels driven, 22Hz-20KHZ-AES17 measurement bandwidth ** Internet connection required for access to Internet radio stations, online music services and software updates (DSL, cable modem or LAN-based high-speed Internet connection required.) Internet functionality may require payment of separate fee to a service provider; local and/or long distance telephone charges may apply. Note: All specifications subject to change without notice.

The key to designing a music system that plays music all over the house is having a wireless network that works all over the house. That&s why Sonos created a wireless mesh network called SonosNet to deliver the range and performance required of a multi-room music system. When you need to stream music wirelessly, the network you use really matters. When a network is overloaded or stretched to its limits, you hear echoes and delays from room to room, and your Internet speed can be sluggish. Not so with Sonos. Sonos chose a mesh network because a traditional network with a central hub relaying all the traffic didn&t provide the house-wide coverage we wanted. What&s more, access point networks were plagued by performance issues. SonosNet changes all that — providing the extensive range and superior performance you need to enjoy music in every room without requiring a massive wiring remodel.

Sonos plays it all. Music from your personal library stored on your computer. More than 25,000 free Internet radio stations, shows and podcasts. And music services that let you stream and download their vast collections of songs from the Internet to the rooms of your choice. Sonos gives you the freedom to listen to whatever you want, wherever you want. Play a classical album from your music library in the kitchen and the living room. Wake up to a local radio station in your bedroom or use an online music service to create a custom radio station to play all over the house. Whatever you're into, rock or rap, interviews or instrumentals, Sonos gives you instant and endless music gratification.


When it comes to setting up your Sonos system, we live by the age-old adage keep it simple. You don't need to be a tech genius or a wireless expert. You don't have to break through walls or hire someone to re-wire your house. And you don't need to know what hex keys and SSID are. All you need is a high-speed Internet connection, a router and two fingers so you can push the buttons on the front of every ZonePlayer. When you want to expand, just add more ZonePlayers and Controllers and get those fingers ready.