I once read that when a Sonos One (or another Sonos Box) is connected via network cable, it has a similar function to the Sonos Boost. Can this be?
I have 6 different boxes in my flat (approx. 150m2) (3x Sonos One, 1x Play One, 1x Play 3 and 1x Sonos Move for the balcony, unfortunately there are always interruptions which I can't explain. Can the Boost help here? Sonos should be able to cope with the number of boxes, right?

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I once read that when a Sonos One (or another Sonos Box) is connected via network cable, it has a similar function to the Sonos Boost. Can this be? 
I have 6 different boxes in my flat (approx. 150m2) (3x Sonos One, 1x Play One, 1x Play 3 and 1x Sonos Move for the balcony, unfortunately there are always interruptions which I can't explain. Can the Boost help here? Sonos should be able to cope with the number of boxes, right?

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Hello, I had a Play5 in operation via network cable, then two Play3 and an Ikea Sonos via w-lan. I had constant disconnections and split rooms, so the system didn't play in sync and I couldn't play all the speakers at the same time. After I bought the small Boost, the problems disappeared.

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