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Hi y’all, I’m hoping someone can help with some advice as I am not sure if buying a switch will solve my problem.Currently I have a puck plugged in directly to my modem located in my basement. I have a puck connected wirelessly on the first floor that my tv is struggling to keep up with via wireless connrction (I connected this via wire to test and it works fine). This puck is wired to a sonos beam, which I find works best for my sonos system. I am thinking about connecting a switch to this puck on the first floor and then to both my tv and sonos via wired collection.My question: Can I connect a switch to a puck that is not wired to my network to wire a speaker and a tv? Or does a switch need to connect to a puck that is wired?Please let me know if this is not written clearly haha.Basement: Modem -> Puck 1 ~~> 3 other pucksFirst floor: Puck 2 ~~> Tv Puck 2 -> SonosCan I: ??? Puck 2 -> Switch Switch -> TV + -> Sonos-> = wired connection ~~> = wireless connectionThanks!
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