New to the Sonos ecosystem so this may be a stupid question 🫣 have an Arc, sub gen 3, connected to 2 Era 100s as surrounds. Let’s say I’m watching a movie and accidentally touch the volume buttons on one Era 100, does that throw off the volume of just that one speaker or does it do nothing?
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Best answer by Airgetlam
If that speaker is part of a room, it changes the volume of all speakers in that room.
Note that in the Sonos software, you can turn off those buttons. Although the chances of ‘accidentally’ touching the button on a surround speaker seems really remote, at least for me. That being said, I do have those buttons turned off on all my speakers, I much prefer to use the controller. YMMV, of course.
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If that speaker is part of a room, it changes the volume of all speakers in that room.
Note that in the Sonos software, you can turn off those buttons. Although the chances of ‘accidentally’ touching the button on a surround speaker seems really remote, at least for me. That being said, I do have those buttons turned off on all my speakers, I much prefer to use the controller. YMMV, of course.
Oh, for what it’s worth, there are no stupid questions, if you don’t ask, you’ll never know ;)
Ahhh thank you kind sir! Much appreciated. I just went into the app and turned off all touch controls. The wife was dusting our furniture while playing some music and she accidentally swiped over the touch controls so I was worried it might’ve thrown the balance all out of wack 🫣 that’s neat they added all speakers to one master volume.
Thank you my friend 🫡 much to learn here but glad to be part of such a fine group. It’s been quite the investment but couldn’t be happier with the sound I’m getting out of this system.
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