I am remodeling my den and changing out my in-ceiling speakers to Sonos Architectural. My bedroom sits above and I am doing some soundproofing. Part of that entails putting the speakers in enclosures. I am trying to decide if the Sonance Acoustic Enclosure will fit the Sonos Architectural ceiling speakers. Everything tells me yes, but it would be great if someone has done this.
Enclosures:
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sonance-acoustic-enclosure-for-select-sonance-visual-performance-6-5-round-speakers-each-unfinished-wood/6290835.p?skuId=6290835&ref=212&loc=1&ref=212&loc=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4Lb1_q6x8wIVsWpvBB0UtAEGEAQYAyABEgIKCPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
https://www.sonance.com/in-wall-in-ceiling/visual-performance/accessories/visualperformanceseriesacousticenclosures
The CAD drawing of the Sonance Enclosure calls for a 8.20” cutout while the Sonos speakers call for a 8.25” cutout, which I don’t think is an issue. The Sonance speaker is 4.72” tall, while the Sonos is 4.84”, which could be a problem unless part of that overall depth protrudes into the room, which I believe that is how it is measured.
I can’t find the recommended enclosure volume for the Sonos (Sonance) speaker. The Sonos literature is rather superficial. I would consider just buying the Sonance speakers, but I want to use 2 of these as my rear surround speakers.
