I already have four SONOS products (all S2 compatible), which are connected in a separate "SONOS network". The Roam is not capable of a SONOS network, but "only" WiFi.
Can I still seamlessly integrate the Roam into my existing SONOS system, or will that cause problems?

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I already have four SONOS products (all S2 compatible), which are connected in a separate "SONOS network". The Roam is not capable of a SONOS network, but "only" WiFi. 
Can I still seamlessly integrate the Roam into my existing SONOS system, or will that cause problems?

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It works, I just tested it yesterday.

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So do I understand the statement correctly: I can integrate this box regularly into my system? So with ONE speaker and soundbar?

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EDIT: According to our information, SONOS-Net is supported.

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I already have four SONOS products (all S2 compatible), which are connected in a separate "SONOS network". The Roam is not capable of a SONOS network, but "only" WiFi. Can I still seamlessly integrate the Roam into my existing SONOS system, or will that cause problems?