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Watch a video Watch a video from the manufacturer White Control the PLAY:5 with any number of devices Exploded view of internal components Great for the kitchen (smartphone not included) Play all your music with the free Sonos app Side view Straight ahead view The free Sonos app for smartphones (Apple version shown) The free Sonos app for tablets (Android version shown) The free Sonos app for tablets (iPad version shown) The free Sonos app lets you control multiple speakers Photos (11) Videos (4) View larger Sonos PLAY:5 Wireless streaming music speaker (White) Item #: 616ZPS5 In Stock 191 Reviews Your price: $399.00 Earn up to 399 Rewards points White Black Add to Cart Free Shipping Lifetime Tech Support + Add to wishlist + Email me alerts for this product View all associated offers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. x By buying this product you'll earn up to 399 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account
by Tara W. All the music you want — anywhere in your home Sonos® systems let you tap into music from your personal collection and from the Internet, anywhere in your house. The compact Sonos PLAY:5 makes it easy to get started or add an additional room — it's a self-contained music system with built-in speakers. You'll get top-notch, room-filling sound from a player that easily fits on a counter in the kitchen or an end table in the living room. The PLAY:5 teams up five drivers — two tweeters, two midranges and a subwoofer — with five tailor-matched amplifiers to deliver full-bodied, lifelike sound. Exceptionally easy multi-room music Place Sonos music players like the PLAY:5 in every room where you want to listen to music. The players connect to your home network — either via Wi-Fi® or by connecting one player to your router via Ethernet to create a dedicated Sonos network. This network, known for its extensive range and superior performance, gives you house-wide access to tunes stored on your PC along with a wealth of Internet audio choices. (We recommend adding the Sonos BOOST to connect all players to your network wirelessly.) You probably already own a Sonos controller You can use an iPhone®, iPod touch®, iPad®, or Android™ phone to control any and all Sonos players. A free download turns your smartphone and tablet into a full-fledged Sonos controller. Easily navigate and search through playlists and tracks stored on your computer, or select an Internet radio station. Create customized playlists on the fly for individual rooms or for playback over your entire Sonos system. You can also mute or adjust the volume of each of your players. Rhapsody®, Pandora® Internet radio, SiriusXM, and more at your fingertips The Sonos system works seamlessly with a host of Internet-based digital music services, including Rhapsody, Pandora, Spotify, Napster®, and SiriusXM Internet Radio. Rhapsody offers instant access to millions of songs and ad-free radio stations through your Sonos Controller. SIRIUS Internet Radio gives you access to over 80 channels of programming. Every Sonos system includes free 30-day trials of these two services, so you can start listening the moment you take it out of the box. Pandora creates customized Internet radio streams just for you — all you have to do is enter the name of your favorite song or artist. And because Sonos connects directly to the Internet for all of these music services, you don't even have to turn on your PC. Play music stored on your iPhone®, iPad®, or iPod touch® Sonos now gives you convenient wireless access to music and podcasts stored in the Music app of iOS devices, for playback throughout your entire Sonos system. This function works on devices running iOS6 or later (see below for full list of compatible Apple devices). The system even lets you connect multiple Apple players at once. For instance, you can queue up songs from your iPhone to play in the kitchen while you cook, and your spouse can stream a podcast in the den at the same time. Expand your Sonos system You can have up to 32 Sonos music players in your system, and each one can play an independent selection of individual tracks or playlists. Listen to jazz in the den while your spouse plays rock music in the kitchen, or pump a single playlist of songs throughout the entire house during a party. Sonos BOOST Improve your system's wireless range and performance Sonos Play:1 Wireless streaming music speaker Sonos PLAY:3 Wireless streaming music speaker Sonos PLAY:5 Wireless streaming music speaker Sonos CONNECT Streaming music system for home theater or stereo Sonos PLAYBAR Wireless streaming sound bar Sonos SUB Wireless subwoofer Sonos CONNECT:AMP Streaming music system for home speakers Product Highlights:five built-in amplifiers and five built-in speakers (two tweeters, two midrange drivers, and one woofer)communicates with other Sonos players via Wi-Fi or a dedicated Sonosnet 2.0 wireless networkcontrol your Sonos system with your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Android device, or computer free download availableplays MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF, and Ogg Vorbis files (firmware is upgradable to support future audio formats)compatible with protected WMA files from Napster, Urge, AOL, and many other music download sitesnot compatible with protected AAC files from iTunesplay music and podcasts stored in the Music app of an iPhone (3GS or later), iPad (iPad 2 or later), and iPod touch (4th generation or later)plays MP3 and WMA streaming Internet radio stationsplays songs from Rhapsody® digital music service subscription required after free 30-day trialplays songs from SIRIUS® Internet Radio subscription required after free 30-day trialplays personalized Internet radio stations from Pandora®multi-zone synchronous playback (same music plays in multiple zones simultaneously) or multi-stream playback (each ZonePlayer plays individually selected music)top controls for volume and mutingbass, treble, balance, and volume controls accessible via remote2-port Ethernet switchminijack stereo input for connecting an MP3 player or other audio gearcompatible with Windows® (XP or higher operating system)compatible with Mac® (OS X 10.4 or higher operating system)AC adapter included14-3/8"W x 8-9/16"H x 6-13/16"Dwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guaranteerequires high-speed Internet connection
As advertised PLUS Written By Jack M., Largo Florida on Monday, May 04, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Such a delight; it does it all and easily too! Thought I'd need two but for the pool area one is more than adequate..... The SONOS APP makes using it a breeze.... Pros: Great sound and looks...... Cons: none that I'm aware of!
Sonos PLAY:5 Written By Tom H., Pennsylvania on Sunday, May 03, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Fantastic system. Easy set up and great app to link any apple product. Purchased the Play 5 along with the connect and connect amp to utilize my surround system and outdoor speaker system. Worth every penny! Pros: Terrific sound. Easy set up and great Sonos App. Play any music from around the world. Fantastic! Cons: None
Love Sonos Written By swegs, Washington on Friday, May 01, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After hearing my brother rave about his Sonos system for the last five years and then using Sonos at work and at my girlfriend's home, I decided to invest in the Sonos 5 and the Connect. Wow. What an easy setup. Took 20 minutes to plug in the Connect and setup the interface on my pc and my iPhone. I now have access to my entire library on my pc (200,000 songs), from my Amazon account, from Pandora, etc all managed off my phone, pc or laptop. The Sonos 5 sounds great in my bedroom and I can easily opt to have both the stereo and the Sonos 5 playing together or not. A bit pricey but worth it. Should have bought these products earlier. Pros: Ease of setup. Ease of use. Flexibility. Access to different sources. Sound quality. Cons: A bit pricey.
Worth the cost Written By Adam, Indiana on Wednesday, April 29, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Like many others, I was a little hesitant to spend the money for Sonos, after trying to get by with AirPlay for cheaper for a number of years. Let me just say that I wish I would have done it a long time ago. I can listen to nearly any music I want, and the system works a million times better than AirPlay. The speakers sound great too, it's hard to go wrong. Pros: Great sound, works great, simple setup. Cons: none
Sonos 5 Written By DLC, Maryland on Monday, April 27, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent
So is 5 Written By Julie, Pewaukee, Wi on Monday, April 20, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Absolutely perfect for our open concept kitchen. Pros: Easy set-up Cons: Wish it was cheaper so we could buy one for every room.
So easy Written By Chris P, Massachusetts on Sunday, April 19, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) It really was a lot of fun and very easy to set up. The music is very nice, and we are listening to classical every night during "cocktail hour" at home. Pros: Easy set up, great sound Cons: Pricey
SONOS Written By Anonymous, New York on Friday, April 10, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Just perfect! Easy setup.
Not That Great Written By Ashley, California on Wednesday, April 08, 2015 It does not have auxiliary to plug into the cell phone and it does not sound powerful like the Bose speakers that I have Pros: Sound ok Cons: Not loud enough and need to add an aux plug for cell phones
Great component Written By Tim, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on Monday, April 06, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I. Ought this to make a stereo pair with my other Play 5. It sounds awesome. I live in a tow home and want great sound at volume that doesn't nother my neighbors. One play 5 is good enough, but once you hear them In a pair, you cannot go back. Pros: Sound clarity. Great sound al lower volumes. Great app to play most music choices. Cons: Will not combine with playbar and sub to make 5.1 surround
Sonos Play 5 Written By Skyler C., Seattle, WA on Wednesday, April 01, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The ability to control music in your home with the convenience of an easy-to-use downloadable app (Android or Apple) is a luxury I have waited years for! Setup is seemless, and the sound quality on this particular unit is broad and rich. Like most of us out there - I hope - I enjoy music in my home on a daily basis. The Sonos app and speaker(s) allow you to control all aspects of the system from your cell phone, IPAD, etc. Yes, it may promote laziness to some extent, but when you are in the middle of something and want to enjoy a specific song or album you can achieve this as easily as checking the weather on your handheld device. That translates to utmost convenience. When I set up the Play 5 I was admittedly skeptical about the potential sound quality; both high-end and especially low-end. The unit was and still is impressive for its size regarding sound quality. It isn't going to blow the windows out of your home or apartment, but let's be honest - that is what powered subs are for. I am already planning the next addition to my existing Sonos family of speakers/components. Maybe a Play 3 for the office? I currently have the Play 5 linked to a Sonos Connect --> perfect for those who would like to use Sonos and have a pre-existing stereo system in their home. Best thing about multiple Sonos systems in one home is the ability to group or seperate them independently of eachother and control volumes in unison, or individually. Long story short = Try it out! Pros: Impressive sound from a space saving, convenient, and flexible unit - did I mention great sound! Ease of setup and seemless linking with other Sonos components also stood out to me. Cons: The Only thing I would add is an in app feature that allows users to manipulate volume controls in the background mode (vs. going into the app to control volume).
Great Sound; I like the Line-in feature Written By csteury, Salt Lake City, Ut on Monday, March 30, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound, I already owned a Sonos-1 and Sonos-3. They sound ok, but the Sonos-5 is even better. In truth, I purchased this unit due to the "Line-In" capability as I just purchased a turntable which I wanted to plug into my existing Sonos system. Due to spatial considerations, I also wanted to place the turntable close to my computer system in order to digitize and convert Vinyl to flac, etc. In any case, all went according to plan and as a bonus the new Sonos-5 exceed expectations w.r.t sound quality! Pros: Easy setup, great sound quality Cons: A bit pricey, but the only system that appears to does what I want to do (which is integrate old with new media forms, etc)
It's Good Written By Brett, Virginia on Saturday, March 21, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A little pricey, but very convenient to use. Sound is extremely good for home use - tight bass, defined mids, and non-brittle highs. Will expand the system more in time.
Excellent Written By EricS, New York on Friday, February 13, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speakers as part of a great wi-if Eco-sustem
Very Happy Written By Beau, Coventry CT on Wednesday, February 11, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was skeptical even though I have a neighbor who swears by his Sonos 5. But I took the plunge and I am very glad I did. The setup had a few flaws but it only took about 15 minutes and not only was the 5 working great but I had downloaded SiriusXM, Pandora and some others. At first I thought that all the music services that I had already downloaded would work not realizing I had to download again into the Sonso app. No big deal. I now run the 5 in a 16x20 room with 19 foot ceilings and it sounds great. I'm going to order a second one next week to get my true stereo. No downsides to this. I only wish that I could plug my base cube in. Pros: Simple setup great sound plenty of volume plays every music service I need plus my playlist on the ipod touch Cons: wish I could plug in my present base cube
Happy with Sonos. Written By MSS, California on Sunday, February 08, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I am very happy with both of my Sonos 5s. They have a nice low end as well as clear high end. I bought a black to go against a black wall and white for white wall so their size keeps them both fairly invisible. I have Play 1s as my speaker around the house, but use the 5s with a 25 ft. 3.5 jack as input for my TVs upstairs and downstairs. I set their level to 9 since they were both very low to begin with. I also played with the audio delay on both of my Samsung TVs so the the audio is as close as possible to the output of my TV soundbars. Each show or live event changes the delay, but it's still within reason. Very Happy! Sonos is a great system and is truly "plug and play" unlike the Samsung one I tried first. Not cheap, but not expensive compared to other good sounding systems.
Sonos Player 5 wireless speaker Written By Ken in Texas, College Station, TX on Monday, February 02, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to set up with terrific highs and lows characteristic of Sonos. Music never sounded so good or enriched. Pros: Small and compact speaker. Hard to believe the sound coming from its size. Cons: No negatives at this time -- just pure music and listening pleasure.
Great sound, but limited integration Written By TomD, Palm Springs on Wednesday, January 21, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The sound is great-I got two Sonos Play:5s and hooked them up to be stereo. It creates good overall sound for a large room (where there aren't great acoustics) and there are no speaker wires (only electrical plugs), plus they can be moved to other rooms. The set-up was easy and everything is controlled from your smartphone (iPhone). I mostly listen to my iTunes library and Pandora, and primarily as background music. They look great in white, clean and modern. There are only a few downsides. Sonos is an independent system, so you can't easily integrate it with other sound systems (or the TV) unless you buy one of their Connects. I got a Yamaha soundbar for the TV at the same time, wanted to integrate them all together for amazing TV sound. But buying two Sonos Play:5s and the Yamaha already tipped my budget, so adding more money for a Connect would make me rethink the whole set-up. The other downside is the spouse-it isn't easy for two people to work the system. Since it's controlled from my iPhone, if I step out of the room, he has no way to change a song or adjust the volume easily (although there are buttons on the speakers for volume). It would be better if we could control everything from the TV, so Pandora and other sources would be accessible from anyone in the room (another reason to shell out $350 for a Connect). Not sure there was a better option for my situation, other than a TV soundbar with wireless rear speakers. Pros: Looks great, good rich sound (especially for background music), easy to set-up, flexible to move to other spaces. Great for stand alone sound system using music apps and digital libraries. Cons: Limited integration with other systems, not great for multiple users (unless they use their own music sources), may not be as good at high volume, not the best choice for a complete AV sound system.
Easy Setup, Flexibility Written By CP, Wisconsin on Sunday, January 18, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is my second expansion to my Sonos system. I started this as part of a new home construction. Is economical and flexible than having a central control system and wiring the house. Flexibility to mix up the rooms any time is great. Play area and the Kitchen each is set-up with an Sonos Amp. And can move the payers to combine with those as needed. Pros: Flexibility, great sound and sleep timer Cons: none
Sonos PLAY 5 WOW Written By Anonymous, Ohio on Monday, January 12, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) WOW what sound, plays everything I through at it. I do however have 2 complaints, one I wish I would of bought 2 of these for stereo imaging. And the other is there are network dropouts that are hard to recover from. Pros: The wonderful sound Cons: Network dropouts.
EASY TO USE, ROOM FILLING SOUND Written By TR, California on Sunday, January 11, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) THE PLAY 5 IS AN EASY TO USE, ROOM FILLING SPEAKER. I USE THIS SPEAKER IN A SINGLE SPEAKER ARRANGEMENT (CAN BE USED IN STEREO PAIRS) AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO PULLING WORIES AND INSTALLING IN-CEILING SPEAKERS. THE PLAY 5 PERFORM WELL IN THIS SETTING ALTHOUGH THE SOUND IS MORE DIRECTIONAL THAN YOU WOULD GET WITH IN-WALL OR IN-CEIING SPEAKERS. Pros: SUPER SIMPLE SET UP. INSTANT INTEGRATION WITH MY OTHER SONOS GEAR (CONTROL AMPS) Cons: A LITTLE PRICE. WISHED THE SOUND DISPERSION WAS A LITTLE BETTER WHEN USED IN A SINGLE SPEAKER ARRANGEMENT.
Sonos Play 5 Written By Al, Ottawa, Ohio on Sunday, January 04, 2015 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased the Play 5 to be able to have music where I am and control it remotely. To date it is working perfectly, sounds great. Easy to control from a computer on Iphone. Pros: Wireless, Great sound. Cons: A little pricey but worth it so far.
Simply amazing! Written By Laurie D, the Washington, DC Area on Monday, December 29, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I love the Sonos system and especially love the Play 5. I bought several speakers (play 1, 3 and 5 in different rooms) for various rooms in the house and the quality and sound of the Play 5 is amazing. The depth of sound that you get with the 5 is really amazing. The ease of which the whole system is set up is amazing and my whole family loves that we can listen to music throughout the house with ease and versatility. Pros: Quality, ease of set up
Easy setup, nice sound Written By Paul, Minneapolis, MN on Monday, December 29, 2014 The Sonos was easy to set up and the sound from such a small device is quite good. The only drawback is that there is not an app for my Microsoft Surface Pro tablet. Pros: Simple interface, good sound. Cons: Does not seem to work with my Microsoft Surface Pro. I went to the store but could not find the sonos controller app.
Sonos 5 Nothing compares Written By Doug, North Carolina on Sunday, December 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought one for each of my adult kids. They were not aware of Sonos (out of their price range at this point in their lives) they absolutely are blown away. The sound iincomparable..I.pulled up an Eagles song and heard it like never before. They love these things....couldn't be better...deep, rich, clear and powerful. Pros: the ability to connect in multiples ways sets them even further apart from the rest. Cons: absolutely nothing...
Really Good Speaker Written By Anonymous, Florida on Sunday, December 28, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Its great sound in a small package. Connected easily enough. Occasionally disconnects from wifi during heavy wifi use. Considering getting a wifi booster. Pros: Easy to setup. Great sound. Cons: Only connects to phone or pc via Sonos app. Not as universal as bluetooth. And only connects via wifi. So even if you wanted to take it outside, once out of range its useless.
Sonos Play 5 Written By Steve, Clintonville, WI on Monday, December 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound and very easy setup with a good variety of music that can be played wireless
Sonos PLAY:5 Written By AlanH, Georgia on Tuesday, December 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound, easy setup. We are very pleased!
convenient BIG sound Written By rsp, Princeton NJ on Tuesday, December 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Went with Sonos as heard great things (pun intended). We love this system! Very convenient way to get great sounding music in every room in the house. Set up and use very intuitive and easy. Way better sound without fade outs versus our prior Bluetooth. The speakers themselves are outstanding. Have both Play 5s and Play 1s - the Play 5s have a bit more lower end but frankly the Play 1s are so good you would have similar great sound just going with Play 1s and getting twice the number of speakers for the same $ outlay. Highly recommend Sonos and will be adding more shortly. Just wish they had a weather resistant outdoor model as well!
My second Play 5 Written By Kansas, Notre Dame, IN on Thursday, December 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is my second Play 5. Stereo from the two enhances presence. Bass is good, but I look forward to adding the sub at som point.
Full sound, small frame Written By John R., Charlotte NC on Tuesday, December 09, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was not sure what to expect when I took the Play 5 out of the box. It was smaller than I imagined, but after the easy set up, I was enjoying a full room of music. Surprisingly solid amount of bass generated by the speaker. All around pleased with my purchase. Pros: Full sound. Deep bass and crisp treble. Easy setup. Small and discrete.
Phenomenal speaker ! Written By fhkrph, Pennsylvania on Monday, December 08, 2014 Phenomenal speaker ! Sylish, compact, great sounding high quality system. Very easy and intuitive to set up . The control app is perfect ! Clear graphics and stress free operation. Really like the Sonos product line. Flexible, expandable, stylish, well built and great sounding speakers. Pros: Great sound, stylish appearance, easy to set up and operate. Cons: None at all.
Awesome! Written By Ed L., Virginia on Sunday, November 23, 2014 Awesome sound. Small package. Looks great. Super easy to install. SONOS is a great system. I have 5 Play:5 speakers and one Play:1 speaker. It is so nice to be able to walk from room to room and even outside and have the same (or different on each speaker) music playing in each room. The online content that is available is out of this world. I am very happy to have finally embraced the SONOS technology. The folks at Crutchfield were very helpful in answering all of my questions. Great product and great place to purchase it. Pros: Small. Easy to install. Sounds great. Expandable. Cons: None that I know of yet.
All you need Written By Kevin, Northern, CA on Friday, November 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) From the packaging, to the simple instructions, the easy pairing, and feature rich app, and the sound quality, Sonos, and the Play5 are exactly what we wanted to enhance our house Pros: music channels, support.sonos.com Cons: none yet
Great product Written By Trent, Powder Springs, GA on Monday, October 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product I love the sound quality and the ease of use through the app. I am already thinking of adding another one to my bedroom. Pros: Ease of use. Sound quality Cons: I haven't found any as of yet.
Sonos play 5 Written By Steve B, Baton Rouge on Monday, October 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I highly recommend the play 5 over any other Sonos speaker for its sound quality. The sound is much more balanced utilizing the onboard sub and tweeter config. just sounds better than any other Sonos. Instead of going with ceiling mounted speakers i decided a few years ago to go the Sonos route for instillation simplicity. I'm very pleased with the quality, ease of operation and integration of smart phone control. Pros: Installation, sound quality and placement options. Cons: I'd prefer the sound quality to be a little more crisp...but not a deal breaker. A little pricy.
SONOS PLAY:5 Written By Jan, Paso Robles, California on Monday, September 29, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) added to an existing multiroom SONOS system (2 PLAY:1 in kitchen and bathroom respectively) with the usual simple, no hassle, setup one has come to expect from SONOS the PLAY:5 was intended for a somewhat larger room and met all my expectations and more the PLAY:3 might have been sufficient, but I needed reserve audio power to play music at higher volume with minimum distortion the PLAY:5 delivers incredibly clear and full range audio, pure listening pleasure at a wide range of volume highly recommended - from Crutchfield - prompt and efficient order processing and shipping Pros: excellent audio quality Cons: not wall mountable due to size and weight (perfect for shelf)
Great Sound Written By CoryO, Salt Lake City, Utah on Saturday, September 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound, big bass, easy set up. I bought 5 of these. Great speakers. Pros: Sound, ease of set up, great app for your phone. Great customer service if you need it. Cons: None
Wonderful sound Written By br, Potomac md on Tuesday, September 02, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy set up. No wires. Great sound. Pros: Easy set up Great sound Cons: Expensive
Great Speaker System Written By Ian H, Acton MA on Wednesday, August 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a great addition to my newly acquired surround sound Sonos system. I wanted a speaker system that I could use to listen to music in locations away from my Surround Sound system. This is a fairly full range speaker with excellent sound, even when cranked up. The beauty of it is that it operates within the Sonos wireless network and as such only needs a power cord to operate. It mobility allows me to use it in any room of the house. It is very simple to setup and to maintain. I can play the same music or different music on this speaker sytem as that played on the surround sound system. The flexibility and ease of use of the Sonos system is terrific. The apps for the system operation could use improvement. Surprisingly the PC software is not as good as the Android and iOS software. It is possible to perform all necessary tasks, just not cleanly. Pros: Flexibility. Portability. Sound quality and range,.Management of many music sources, Cons: The control applications are not intuitive nor consistent among the OS specifc-implementations.
Sonos Play:5 Written By Gil, Melbourne Beach, FL on Thursday, June 19, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This speaker is awesome! It was a breeze to set up and sounds great. I can't wait to get more to add to my outdoor patio set up! Pros: sounds great, easy set up
SONOS PLAYER Written By MYRONE R., 4432209393 on Wednesday, May 28, 2014 The sound from this one speaker is phenomenal. My previous system had four speakers plus a sub woofer which sounded great, but after years of use it was time to replace this system. I didn't think that one speaker could replace my old system. I recommend this speaker to any who is upgrading their sound system to take advantage of the new technology that is available today. Pros: One speaker, great sound. Cons: What to do with all those old speakers?
Sonos Play 5 Review Written By Bishop, Atlanta, GA on Sunday, April 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very pleased with the quality of the sound and ease of setup
Sonos PLAY:5 Written By Al B, las vegas on Friday, April 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love it ! Great sound quality. Plays my itunes, pandora, and hundreds of internet radio stations. Easy set up. Pros: every function Cons: wish it had more bass
Music everywhere Written By ContinentalOp, Milwaukee, Wisconsin on Saturday, April 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Once we got the main Sonos device for digital music this was a natural for extending the music to the rest of the house. The Play 5 has the Wi-Fi, amplifier, and speakers all built in. All you need to add is power. Sync to the main Sonos unit and you can access the music library and other sources that you set up for the Sonos. Control is via the same program or app. The system can play the same source/playlist on all devices, or the Play 5 can play its own list, separate from what's coming out of the main unit. Our house is relatively small. We set the Play 5 in a back hallway, and the volume is enough to fill the back part of the house. The sound is quite good over the entire tonal range, for a self-contained unit anyway. Not much channel separation, as might be expected for a single enclosure. Supposedly there is a way to use two Play devices to create wireless stereo sound, but that takes away some of the point of a Play - that it's "one and done", plug in a box to AC power, sync to the main Sonos unit, and you're up and running. My wife loves the Play. Her musical tastes are rather different from mine. This way she can listen to her music in part of the house, and I can listen to mine via the other Sonos. I suspect we'll have another Play for the second floor soon. Pros: It's a self-contained unit that brings the music off your Sonos system to any room in the house that can pick up your Wi-Fi network. I'm tempted to try it on my back deck - if it ever gets warm enough. The sound is quite good, with surprising base for a single box, good volume overall, and surprising depth. You can synchronize the Play 5 to play what's playing on the main unit, or it can play its own playlist or source separate from what's coming out of the main unit. Cons: Channel separation is limited, as you'd expect for speakers that have only the separation inside the unit itself. For my installation I haven't found this a large problem; when I want the full stereo effect I listen in the room with the main Sonos and the full-on stereo rig. The Play 5 is a substantial box, so it might be a challenge finding a spot for it in a room. The Play 3 might be a better choice for smaller rooms.
They pack a punch Written By Ron, New york on Sunday, March 09, 2014 Great full range. The bass is adequate, but it won't rattle the pictures off the walls. Given their size, they are amazing, though. Very happy with them.
Sonos Play:5 Written By Brett, Wisconsin on Tuesday, March 04, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This speaker is absolutely amazing. It was very easy to setup and the sound is great. I am already making plans to add more to my house. To anyone looking for a wireless speaker system I highly recommend. Pros: Great sound. Easy setup. Cons: A bit on the pricey side.
Awesome produce Written By MarkC, Hastings, MN on Thursday, February 27, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I love the convenience that the Sonos provides. The set up was effortless and I had no problems. After playing with it for about 20 minutes I finally discovered the menu option for "music equalization". Actually, it just allows you to adjust the treble and bass so it's a bit misleading to infer that it is an equalizer. But regardless, adjusting these controls made the sound much more to my liking. The sound is very good from such a small speaker. I was able to download the Sonos application to my MacBook Pro and my I-tunes library works seamlessly with all my controllers (Mac, iPhone and iPad). I liked the play 5 so much that I went out and bought a play 1 for my bedroom! Great products - I plan to buy more for the rest of the house! Pros: Convenience, seamless operation, very good sound Cons: A bit on the pricey side...
Super sound Written By Julsay, Longmeadow MA on Sunday, February 09, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent sound, comparable to Bose which we had before, love the way it can be wire-lessly controlled from any of our devices Pros: Great selection of radio stations, types of music, great for podcasts etc. Cons: Price, friends found it for less, could not get a discount
Excellent system Written By MEM, Lees summit on Wednesday, February 05, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was so impressed with both the sound quality and the ability of that speaker to fill the room. The whole Sonos system is ingenious. Pros: Wireless system easily connects with a bridge to a desktop computer or iPad or iPhone. Cons: Nothing that I can think of it this time
Good device Written By JimmBobb, Seattle, WA on Monday, February 03, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A good device, easy to set up. Works great with Pandora and Sirius. Pros: Very convenient, easy quick access to music. Cons: Price too high. Needs to always contact Sonos, so if they go broke, then the device is useless.
Sonos Play 5 Written By Ron Feinman, Lynchburg, VA on Tuesday, January 28, 2014 I've had a Sonos system for many years and still believe they offer the most complete wireless sound solution. The Play 5 is a key component of my system. I have one in the den at home and one in the office. I simply take a Connect 90 and a Play 5 with me when I go to the beach, where I can hook up the Play 5 and the beach house stereo to the Sonos system. I love the portability, and in the evenings will move the Play 5 to the deck for music. The Play 5 delivers excellent musicality for a box its size and, if desired, 2 Play 5's can be connected to form a true stereo solution. Even standing alone, one Play 5 achieves a modest amount of stereo separation and I love the clarity of the sound. Pros: Sonos network - ability to use my Spotify account, Pandora radio, playlists, iphone controller for both me and my kids, etc. portability - both from home to home and around a home very nice sound for the form factor Cons: a little pricey, just at the edge of the value proposition . . . but what a lot of value! still tied to an electrical cord
Sonos play 5 Written By GH, Brookhaven, ny on Saturday, January 25, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought 2.. Love them..will be expanding the system soon. Simple, simple set up and believe me, I am no techie. Nice bass sound but will probably add subwoofer anyway. A little pricey but seem to be state of the art ( again,no techie ). Pros: Sound great, very easy setup, love the wireless, cool controller app for you devices Cons: A little expensive but not off the charts.
great product Written By Al, CA on Saturday, January 25, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) this Sonos is a great product and it has awesome sound you don't need sub with this. I am very happy and enjoying my music experience with Sonos.
Less is More Written By Jimmy L., New York,NY on Friday, January 24, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I used to hesitate to spend too much money on a Sono Play:5 since I have many options to buy wireless speakers in this price range. After I use it for couple days, I totally love with it, and my wife too. I will buy another Sono units in the future. I am not the professional for the audio, but i believe my ears get good quality sound from this digital speaker. I believe all the aspects of Sono Play:5 is above the average. And most charming part for me is its user interface. I will say Sono will change your way to listen music as Apple's products do for us. Pros: Good interface, Good quality of speaker and sound. And nice looking too. Simple product for people whon need a simple life. "Less is More" Cons: Just prices...hope more promotion come in the future
Sonos play 5 Written By Billjacks, Pittsburgh on Wednesday, January 22, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Got a play 5 to go with my sound bar. Set up under 2 minutes. An excellent add on to my system. I use this in my bedroom 20x25 It sets off to the side not drawing any attention then you turn it on and bam hey look at me hear me loud and clear. Very satisfied with all the sonos products Pros: Perfect as an add on to the sonos sound bar or in a room alone. I use it in a room 20x25 sound quality is excellent and no speaker wires Cons: Oh the bad news is you will get hooked and add to your system piece by piece
sonos play 5 Written By ariel, south san francisco on Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) sounds very good and very easy to set up
great product Written By JohnH, Naples, FL on Saturday, January 18, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought both the Sonos play 3 and 5. The three for my den and the five for our larger living room. The five certainly has bigger sound, with the bass, but I'm not discounting the three, as it does wonderfully in a smaller space, and accompanies the five nicely when played together in separate rooms with different volume levels, to give a 'stereo' effect. Bottom line is that I greatly enjoy both the three and the five, and will add another three for the master bedroom.
Love the Bass Written By Hammer, Charlotte, NC on Friday, January 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) lots of bass for a midsize speaker, app is very good too. Hope to get more Pros: lots of Bass especially if left on floor Cons: no browser support , must use the apps
awesome product Written By Suz, agoura, ca on Thursday, January 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome product , incredible sound quality and all at an amazing price! Will be setting up every room of the house with Sonos. Pros: Sound quality, portability, price, ease of use. Cons: Had a little trouble getting my itunes library into the music folders of Sonos.
Love it Written By MJB, Seattle, WA on Saturday, January 11, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a great system. I purchased the play 5 for our main living area, and two play 1s for the kids' bedrooms (and to move about as needed). The speakers seem incredibly well built (nice solid, heavy feel). Set them up on Christmas Eve, for music when the family woke up in the morning. Super easy to get up and running--and way easier than putting together Santa's usual toys! It's awesome to music through the house. TV is off a lot more, and we are rediscovering our love for music. Pros: Nice sound, easy set up, high quality packaging (and Crutchfield did an outstanding job packaging the shipment as well) Cons: A little expensive (but not too when I think about what we spend on computers and TVs)
Wonderful sound! Written By Lee, Lyndon, KS on Friday, January 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great sound, beyond my expectations! I loved it so much, I immediately bought another player 5 speaker. Pros: Great sound quality! Cons: none
Sonos - Plug and play wireless system Written By Chicago Sonos User, Chicago, IL on Monday, January 06, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought the system after considering in-ceiling mounts and other controller systems. This Sonos system made the most sense. The Play 5 sounds rich and clear. The bridge was easy to set up. The controllers on my iPods and iPads are a breeze. They all-in-one-place internet radio stations were a nice touch (who wants to go looking for that stuff?) Highly recommend. Pros: Ease of use. Sound quality. Value. Cons: Not sure if they really turn off or go into sleep mode. Reducing my carbon footprint? Doubtful.
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As Southwest neared its 40th year of service, the company was facing some major challenges. Legacy carriers in the United States had become more efficient, and the recent mega-mergers involving Delta/Northwest and Continental/United were shaking up the industry. Smaller companies like JetBlue and Allegiant were pressuring Southwest's cost-advantage and low-fare focus. A major internal challenge for Southwest would be managing its acquisitions of AirTran, a deal announced in late 2010. To make the acquisition a success, the company would have to integrate a workforce of more than 8,000 (about 25% the size of Southwest), a fleet of aircraft different from the Boeing 737s used by Southwest, and new markets that included non-U.S. destinations.
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Then we got to see Powell at the UN, showing satellite pictures of trucks at truck stops in Iraq, just regular trucks. But the CIA had drawn pictures of how they imagined those trucks looked like inside, with a compact chemical plant and everything. You could see even Powell didn´t believe it. It was like falling down the rabbit hole.
So what´s the greater legacy of the Iraq war? Well, after the Soviet Union fell everyone felt that one would need an actual reason to start a war. After the Iraq war, not so. Which was perfectly exemplified by the russian invasion of Georgia. The bar has been lowered. One can hope that this careless attitude to war is temporary, and hopefully waning, but there really was no need for it in the first place.
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Your baby is teething when his or her first set of teeth, called primary teeth , break through the gums.
Teething usually begins around 6 months of age. But it is normal for teething to start at any time between 3 months and 12 months of age. By the time your child is about 3 years old, he or she will have all 20 primary teeth.
The lower front teeth usually come in first. Upper front teeth usually come in 1 to 2 months after the lower front teeth. See a picture that shows when the primary teeth come in .
Some babies are fussier than usual when they are teething. This may be because of soreness and swelling in the gums before a tooth comes through. These symptoms usually begin about 3 to 5 days before the tooth shows, and they disappear as soon as the tooth breaks the skin. Many babies don't seem to be affected by teething.
Babies may bite on their fingers or toys to help relieve the pressure in their gums. They may also refuse to eat and drink because their mouths hurt.
Many babies drool during teething, which can cause a rash on the chin, face, or chest.
Mild symptoms that get better usually are nothing to worry about. Call your doctor if your baby's symptoms are severe or don't get better.
Here are some tips to help your baby feel better while teething:
Many parents use other teething remedies, such as gels you put on a baby's gums. Many experts question if these work and are safe. If you want to try these products, talk to your doctor about which types are safe and how often to use them.
Learning about teething:
Knowing what to expect:
Getting treatment:
Ongoing concerns:
Primary teeth are usually known as "baby teeth." Usually, the first primary tooth comes in (erupts) at about 6 months of age, although it can be as early as 3 months or as late as 1 year of age. In rare cases, a baby gets a first tooth after his or her first birthday. By age 3, most children have all 20 of their primary teeth.
Primary teeth usually erupt in a certain order :
Secondary, or permanent, teeth usually begin replacing primary teeth around 6 years of age. Permanent teeth erupt in roughly the same sequence as primary teeth. Usually, a permanent tooth pushes the primary tooth out as it erupts.
Many times you might not know that your baby has a new tooth coming in until you see it or hear it click against an object, such as a spoon. Some babies may show signs of discomfort from sore and sensitive gums, be cranky, drool, and have other mild symptoms. These symptoms usually begin about 3 to 5 days before a tooth erupts and go away as soon as the tooth breaks through the gum.
Mild symptoms that gradually improve usually are nothing to worry about and may even be related to a viral infection or other condition. Severe or ongoing symptoms should be closely watched and discussed with your doctor.
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If your baby has discomfort while teething, you can:
Although some parents use topical gels and other teething remedies, there are questions about how effective and safe these products are. Talk to your doctor about which types of products are safe and how often they can be used.
You can give your child the best chance for healthy teeth and gums.
For more information on caring for your child's teeth, see the topic Basic Dental Care or Tooth Decay.
Home treatment usually helps relieve minor teething symptoms such as discomfort, drooling, and irritability. But talk to your doctor if your child has other symptoms that become severe or last longer than a couple of days.
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Your doctor may refer your child to a dentist who specializes in children's teething problems, if this seems to be needed.
All children need early and regular dental care. During well-child visits the doctor will check your child's dental health. A visit to a dentist is recommended within 6 months of when your child's first tooth comes in but no later than your child's first birthday. 1
Some parents dread their child's first visit to the dentist's office. You can make a trip to the dentist more positive for your child if you choose his or her dentist carefully. Talk to your child about what to expect. And if you want, use books that are meant to help a young child prepare for the first dental exam. If you have concerns about how your child will behave, talk to your dentist before scheduling the visit. Your dentist may allow your child to come in once or twice before being examined. These types of visits help prepare your child and often make him or her more comfortable with the dentist, other staff, and the office environment.
Regular dental visits are important to teach your child good dental care and to help prevent cavities and other problems. The exam also helps to identify and treat problems early and prevent them from becoming more serious. For more information on routine checkups and tooth care, see the topics Basic Dental Care and Tooth Decay.
This American Academy of Pediatrics website has information for parents about childhood issues, from before the child is born to young adulthood. You'll find information on child growth and development, immunizations, safety, health issues, behavior, and much more.
Citations American Academy of Pediatrics (2008). Preventive oral health intervention for pediatricians. Pediatrics, 122(6): 1387-1394. Available online: http://www.pediatrics.org/cgi/content/full/122/6/1387. Other Works Consulted Fenick AM, Nelson LP (2011). Oral health supervision. In CD Rudolph et al., eds., Rudolph's Pediatrics, 22nd ed., pp. 47–52. New York: McGraw-Hill. Karp JM (2011). Delayed tooth emergence. Pediatrics in Review, 37(1): e4–e17. Klein U (2012). Oral medicine and dentistry. In WW Hay Jr et al., eds., Current Diagnosis and Treatment: Pediatrics, 21st ed., pp. 465–476. New York: McGraw-Hill.
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- Don't smoke. Cigarette smoking increases the chances of getting an ulcer.
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New York Red Bulls and Alaska Rush Soccer Club Announce Camp Partnership
The Alaska Rush Soccer Clubhas partnered with the New York Red Bulls professional Major League Soccer team to host a youth soccer camp in summer 2014, camp details are below:
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Times: Session 1: 9am to Noon and Session 2: 1pm to 4pm
Ages: 9 to 14 years
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MANILA -- Royal Dutch Shell is considering building the Philippines' first liquefied natural gas import terminal, Shell International's vice president for global LNG Roger Bounds told a news briefing Friday.
If the company goes ahead with the project, the terminal will be a floating facility near Shell's refinery in Batangas, a province just south of Manila, Mr. Bounds said.
He didn't provide details of the feasibility study or the investment required for the project. He said a decision to pursue the project will be made within the next 12 months.
Aside from the oil refinery -- one of only two operating in the Philippines, Shell also owns the landing terminal of the natural gas from the Malampaya field, which started commercial operation in 2002. Natural gas from Malampaya, which is transported via a 500-kilometer submarine pipeline to Batangas, is used to fuel three power plants that together could generate 2,700 megawatts. Shell plans to invest $1 billion to extend the life of Malampaya to 2039 from the current projection of 2024.
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Porcello hopes to pad Interleague resume in San Diego
Tigers righty boasts three '13 wins vs. NL; Padres seek more offense
Rick Porcello's preparation for Interleague Play in San Diego began in a very distant and unexpected place -- Lakeland, Fla.
It's where Porcello spent most of last year's Spring Training and a good chunk of this year's trying to hone his curveball, his equalizing pitch against left-handed hitters and his stepping-stone pitch last season. It's not where he usually has to worry about taking batting practice.
Yet, with more than a week to go in camp, there he was, taking his cuts in the indoor batting cages at Joker Marchant Stadium, readying for an early April meeting with the Padres in his second start of the year.
"I'm used to an American League pitcher's routine, where I come to the ballpark, I work out, I throw and that's all I have to worry about," Porcello said. "So when you're preparing for Interleague, you have to make sure you take batting practice, so the preparation's a little different, routine's a little different.
"But I think for me, the biggest thing is not knowing the hitters that I'm facing and trying to acquire as much information as I can on them and their strengths and weaknesses. That's the biggest adjustment."
Recent history shows Porcello has handled both quite well.
Three of Porcello's 13 wins last season came against National League competition. He threw quality outings in all four of his Interleague starts, including eight scoreless innings against the Pirates in May at Comerica Park. When Porcello gave hitters a different look last year, NL opponents who had barely seen him struggled to adjust from scouting reports.
He didn't make any major changes this spring, but he's facing a Padres lineup he has never seen and whose hitters haven't seen him. The only current Padres player who has faced him is former Oakland Athletics outfielder Seth Smith.
"The preparation for these teams takes a little bit more work because I'm not familiar with anybody," Porcello said. "It goes to everything. It goes to video, to percentage charts and different pitches that they like to hit or don't like to hit. It's all about data that everybody's got."
He won't need to go far for information. His first-year manager, Brad Ausmus, knows most of the roster, having spent the previous three years as a special assistant in the Padres front office.
"They're very well-prepared," Ausmus said. "They have the ability to run the bases. They can steal bases. They can hit-and-run. Guys like Will Venable have power and speed. Chase Headley has the ability to steal bases. He has power and speed. They're a pretty balanced team, and they've got some good starting pitching that a lot of people haven't heard of because they play in the Pacific time zone "
The Padres will likely have a lot to ponder on Thursday, their final off-day of the month before playing 20 games in 20 days.
The first and foremost thought might be this: Will the team's offense improve once they return home Friday to open a three-game series against the Tigers at Petco Park?
On Wednesday, the Padres scored two runs in 18 innings of a doubleheader against the Indians, losing the first game, 2-0, before winning the nightcap, 2-1.
They are now 10-for-75 with runners in scoring position in nine games. They have scored 20 runs in their first nine games.
And they jump into a series against the Tigers, who will go with Porcello, Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer in the series.
Verlander and Scherzer won American League Cy Young Awards in 2011 and '13, respectively.
This will be another test for the Padres, off to a 3-6 start, with another dose of good starting pitching awaiting them. So far this season, they've already faced Hyun-Jin Ryu, Zack Greinke and Dan Haren of the Dodgers, as well as Jose Fernandez and Nathan Eovaldi of the Marlins.
On Wednesday against the Indians, Zach McAllister and Trevor Bauer tied them in knots.
"Every night you're facing a pretty good Major League pitcher," said Padres manager Bud Black said. "They're not in the league if they don't have good stuff. It's up to you to get it done."
Andrew Cashner is set to start for San Diego on Friday. The right-hander has posted a 2.25 ERA over his first two starts this season, but he's looking for his first win.
Tigers: Hunter hopeful for return on Friday
While Torii Hunter supposedly felt some improvement in his bruised left knee Wednesday, he still had swelling that limited his mobility. Thus, he was held out of the starting lineup as Ausmus tried to give him two days of rest ahead of Friday's series opener.
"I'd like to keep him off his feet, for the most part," Ausmus said.
Hunter bruised the knee colliding with the short wall down the right-field line Tuesday night at Dodger Stadium, eventually leaving the game once the knee swelled up.
With Hunter out, rookie Tyler Collins started in right field Wednesday and recorded his first two big league hits. Hunter's absence also meant Miguel Cabrera returned to his customary third spot in the batting order, with Victor Martinez returning to cleanup.
Martinez hit the game-winning home run in the 10th inning of Wednesday's 7-6 win in Los Angeles.
Padres: Let's play … two?
The Padres are no strangers to doubleheaders, as the one they took part in their 214th on Wednesday.
Before Wednesday, the last doubleheader the Padres played in was April 20, 2011, when they split the two games with the Cubs.
The games against the Cubs were preceded by a rainout the previous day. In this case, the Padres and Indians were rained out on Monday.
The Padres haven't swept a doubleheader since May 19, 2004, in Pittsburgh. The franchise is 192-236 in doubleheaders.
Worth noting
• Porcello is a sneaky hitter for having never played in the NL, with four hits and two RBIs in 17 at-bats. Fellow Tigers starter Verlander is still looking for his first hit.
"I'm pulling for Ver to get a hit," Porcello said, "because it's driving him crazy and I'm tired of hearing about it."
• Ausmus will have a decision to make on whether to start Martinez, who played in both games at Dodger Stadium earlier this week. He had an adventurous game behind the plate Wednesday after playing at first base on Tuesday. He'd be more likely to catch Porcello on Friday than Verlander on Saturday.
• The San Diego series gives Ausmus a chance to spend a weekend at home. He has lived in the area for the past 20 years.
• Padres rookie first baseman/outfielder Tommy Medica turned 26 on Wednesday. Medica shares a birthday with Padres Hall of Famer Nate Colbert (April 9, 1946), who once hit five home runs and drove in 13 runs during a doubleheader in Atlanta in 1972.
• Padres reliever Nick Vincent entered Game 1 on Wednesday and struck out the only batter he faced to strand baserunners at second and third. He has now stranded all five baserunners he's inherited this season. He stranded 16 of 21 a year ago.
Corey Brock is a reporter for MLB.com. Keep track of @FollowThePadres on Twitter. Jason Beck is a reporter for MLB.com. Read Beck's Blog and follow him on Twitter @beckjason. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Baked Tomato, Garlic, and Basil Bruschetta Bites
Finger foods are my favorite kind of food—to eat but not to make. That's because they usually take a bit more work to put together than the full-size versions. Luckily, that's not the case with these delicious bruschetta bites.
They're bursting with flavor and can be assembled in 15 minutes or less! So, preheat your oven, grab a loaf of your favorite baguette, and get out the cutting board.
Bruschetta bites are the perfect edible addition to any gathering, and they're great to serve at holiday parties. Enjoy!
Baked Bruschetta Bites
15 sugar plum tomatoes, diced
12 basil leaves, cut into ribbons
2 garlic cloves, crushed
1 Tbsp. onion powder
1 tsp. olive oil
1 tsp. soy sauce
1 tsp. black pepper
1/2 loaf French baguette, thinly sliced
- Preheat the oven to 350ºF.
- In a bowl, combine all the ingredients except the bread and mix well. Place the bread on a baking sheet and spoon a little tomato mixture onto each slice.
- Bake for 8 to 10 minutes, or until the edges of the bread are slightly golden and the topping is warm.
Makes 4 servings
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Perfect for a Columbus Day appetizer. YUM!
Use balsamic vinegar instead of soy sauce!!!!!
Why would anyone put soy sauce on Bruschetta? There are millions of my Italian relatives turning over in their graves! I'm a vegan and make Bruschetta without soy sauce (?) and I leave off the cheese, just sprinkle a little nooch! Without the cheese it's vegan to start off with.
Fyi; For gluten free eaters liquid aminos can replace regular soy sauce and tastes just like it.
What a great recipe! I am going to make this for the holiday party at work. Thanks, PETA
Recipe looks good wana ask if i make it for serving of 12 so just increase ingredients to 3 times?
These look delicious! I have never made bruschetta before, but I must try soon!
That's great, I love Bruschetta!
Yumm, that looks soo good! 😀
Let me have a recipe with a little alteration to this, I mean can we have this recipe but instead of tomatoes what if we use any other thing like pineapple or any other fruit (sweet recipe)
this looks so delicious! I love bruschetta anyway, but this one looks particularly awesome, thanks for the great post!
Wow, this looks delicious. I've never tried making my own bruschetta, I've only had restaurant bruschetta, but i'm sure it's way cheaper and healthier and possibly better when you make it at home. I'm going to have to give this a try! Thanks for the recipe!
Actually, Kevin, it's pronounced broo-sket-ta. If you're adding a "y" sound in there, you're doing it wrong. It's not a Russian dish, it's Italian. Score 0 for you. Try again.
I just love these. You can moderate the ingredients, and it always turned out to be great! Lovely photos, also.
I don't think David was trying to be a know-it-all……..I think he was just trying to let people know the correct pronunciation of the word…..I don't see anything wrong with that, and unlike others who may not care to know, I'm sure there are those who "do" care to know, and "I" am thankful when someone informs "me" of things. Plus, I had no idea that the word was pronounced the way David said; I looked it up and he's right………thanks David….now I can sound like I have half a brain when I order this favorite appetizer.
Add some freshly squeezed lemon to your recipe – it brightens the tomato flavors in a crazy good way!
I make bruschetta almost weekly and I would have to say: balsamic not only would work, but is a bit more common, and probably lower sodium (probably).
I've never toasted the bruschetta (only the bread) and I also don't use onion powder; I will have to both of these!
Balsamic is perfect, caramelised balsamic is even better, a good balsamic vinaigrette goes well also
Does anyone know if balsamic vinegar would be a good substitute for soy sauce?
The use of basil leaves in this recipe makes this food a healthy one since basil leaves are less in cholesterol & high in vitamin A
Oh and Kevin…no need to be a know-it-all. I don't think people come here to learn how to enunciate.
few things i changed
1. toast bread with out topping first
2. when it come out of oven rub with peace of fresh garlic
3. then top with mixture
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these look wonderful. thanks for sharing
just so everyone knows…. its pronounced BRUSKYETTA…..with a hard "c" not brushetta..soft "c"
Absolutely delicious – we used an organic wholemeal loaf and it was wonderful. Thanks for the recipe
I used whole wheat Nann instead I added soy cheese, onions(finely chopped) and spinach. It tasted great with the garlic and tomatoes


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