They still work just like they did before although you can't really mix and match them with the newer ones and use the newer software. You were welcome to keep them and to keep on using them. Making it even worse, it was completely voluntary. That, apparently is somehow worse than sending them back to the company and having them toss them into a dumpster. No shipping old crap around the country on airplanes. You request it, they send you a code, and when you use it to brick your old ones then you get the credit. Just destroy them in place and save everyone the shipping and trouble. Instead they offered to do the same thing but you didn't have to send them back. In reply to louiem3:Sonos should have said,"Send in your old units and we will give you a XX credit on your new purchase." No one would have said a word about that and they would have avoided a lot of unpleasantness. They are being bought and sold on ebay – Zp100 sonos | eBayThere are active threads on the ZP100 as well on the Community forums – Search | Sonos CommunityMy point is I think the company has done ok with supporting their customer base so far.In reply to Winner: Log in to Reply That's how old the ZP100 is and it still works today.
– Sonos S2 compatibility | Sonos I used to use a Treo 600 back in 2005.
There aren't that many CE company's that I can name which do the same. Granted it's not the most elegant setup having an S1 and S2 setup but it still works. Even the first zone player (ZP100 – 2005) which is over 16 years old. AFAIK Sonos still provides performance and bug fixes for their S1 software that supports every product they have ever made.
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