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Ferguson.jamiew
Contributor I
February 24, 2021

Is there any issues having 2 different surround sound set ups in my house?

I currently have a play bar and connect amp powering 2 third party in-ceiling speakers in my living room, and a play 1 connected to my router in the basement.

I now have a tv in the basement that I would like to set up another play bar and connect amp powering Sonos sonance in-ceiling speakers and a subwoofer.

Will anything be effected?

From my understanding/experience, I need that play 1 connected to the router in order for my living room surrounds to work.

 

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John B
February 24, 2021

OK that’s good.  Btw - is that subwoofer for the basement a Sonos Sub?  You won’t be able to use a third party subwoofer with the proposed setup.

    Ferguson.jamiewAuthor
    Contributor I
    February 24, 2021

    Yes Sonos sub.

    my plan is to purchase playbar and Sonos sub this weekend.

    just wanted to confirm a few things before purchasing.

    thanks

      Ferguson.jamiewAuthor
      Contributor I
      March 1, 2021

      Just an update.

      so I connected new playbar, sub woofer and connect amp that powers sonance Sonos in ceiling speakers this weekend.

      i connected cat 5 wire from connect amp to playbar and than cat 5 from playbar back to the router and everything works well. 
      the upstairs surround sound and basement surround works perfectly. So now I can use my play 1 in a more  useful location .

      thanks for everyone’s help 

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