ZonePlayer 90 vs ZP80
The ZP80's width is 136 mm against the ZonePlayer 90's 136.1 mm, its height 137 mm against 73.9 mm, and its depth 74 mm against 139.9 mm. Both share thd (0.009%).
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The Sonos ZonePlayer 90 (ZP90) allows you to stream music wirelessly to any amplified audio device such as home theater receivers, stereo systems, or powered speakers. It supports a wide range of audio formats including MP3, AAC, WMA, Apple Lossless, FLAC, WAV, and AIFF, with native support for 44.1kHz sample rates and additional support for other common sample rates. The device features RCA analog line-in, analog and digital line-out (optical and coaxial), and offers superior sound quality with THD+N less than 0.009% from 20Hz to 20kHz. It supports numerous music services like iHeartRadio, Pandora, Napster, Sirius, and more, with automatic updates for new features and services. The ZP90 is compact, fits easily into any setup, and extends the Sonos multi-room system with best-in-class wireless technology. It also includes room-specific tone and volume controls, a two-port Ethernet switch for network connectivity, and front panel volume and mute controls. The device was formerly known as Sonos Connect and is designed to integrate seamlessly with existing audio equipment to add streaming capabilities without amplification.
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The closest alternatives on specs, description and the systems they turn up in, with the specs they share set side by side.
The ZP80's width is 136 mm against the ZonePlayer 90's 136.1 mm, its height 137 mm against 73.9 mm, and its depth 74 mm against 139.9 mm. Both share thd (0.009%).
The Mini's max sample rate is 192 kHz against the ZonePlayer 90's 48 kHz, its height 25.4 mm against 73.9 mm, and its depth 95.25 mm against 139.9 mm. Both share thd (0.009%).
The Squeezebox Touch's max sample rate is 96 kHz against the ZonePlayer 90's 48 kHz, its width 155 mm against 136.1 mm, its height 120 mm against 73.9 mm, and its depth 83 mm against 139.9 mm.
The B1's max sample rate is 192 kHz against the ZonePlayer 90's 48 kHz, its thd 0.020% against 0.009%, its height 25 mm against 73.9 mm, and its width 89 mm against 136.1 mm.
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