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Avid Contributor I
Apr 22, 2012 9:00 PM UTC

Has any posting here EVER produced anything ?

I have been a Sonos user, and have spent a LOT of money on their products since 2005.

I have posted a few high priority, low difficulty suggestions over the years, and have watched *many, many* others do the same, and have not ever seen a SINGLE suggestion implemented.

Can anyone name a single user-submitted suggestion that has been implemented by Sonos ?
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    Trending Lyricist I
    Nov 13, 2012 5:51 PM UTC
    I can understand some of your examples and even agre partly on them but my conclusion is that different people can have totally different approaches in how they chose which music to play.

    The only thing I have missed in the index is the year of the recording.
    Sometimes I like to hear music from a year like 1985. Soloution was to make a playlist of all songs for those years.


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    Trending Lyricist I
    Dec 9, 2012 1:38 PM UTC
    [QUOTE=jgatie;164645]Dozens:

    User submitted suggestions that have come to fruition:

    Clock - LED - Bedroom

    Which feature is this???
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    NoBoB
    Dec 10, 2012 2:29 AM UTC
    The Sonos-branded handheld Controllers (CR100, CR200) can be set to display a full screen clock.

    It's not an LED, of course, as those controllers are LCD; and it works everywhere, not just the bedroom. The name quoted was from the Sound Idea thread that inspired the feature (well, we like to think it inspired it anyway 🙂 ).
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    Trending Lyricist I
    Dec 10, 2012 10:53 PM UTC
    OK, got it!

    But since the native controllers are now being discontinued, i would like to ask that you bring the rich alarm capabilities to the other controllers also, especially iPad and iPod (and WP8 soon).

    I would in perticular like to see the clock, and the snooze features included in other controllers. Is there a technical reason why they are not there?
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    Trending Lyricist I
    Dec 30, 2012 9:33 PM UTC

    I would in perticular like to see the clock, and the snooze features included in other controllers. Is there a technical reason why they are not there?


    +1 Would like this as well.
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    Contributor I
    Jan 31, 2013 3:40 AM UTC
    They cant even add Pandora in Australia which has been advertised and available for the past 7 months.

    This is not just a request, its false advertising.
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    Majik
    Jan 31, 2013 12:58 PM UTC
    They cant even add Pandora in Australia which has been advertised and available for the past 7 months.

    This is not just a request, its false advertising.


    Pandora does not seem to be advertised as available on Sonos's Australian pages.

    Unless they explicitly claim Pandora is available in Australia on Sonos, then clearly it's not false advertising.

    Cheers,

    Keith
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    BarryM
    Feb 1, 2013 12:43 AM UTC
    Pandora does not seem to be advertised as available on Sonos's Australian pages.
    Keith


    I am in Australia. My location is set as Australia too. I see the pandora icon On the sonos.com.au/music page.
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    Lyricist III
    Feb 1, 2013 3:01 AM UTC
    I am in Australia. My location is set as Australia too. I see the pandora icon On the sonos.com.au/music page.

    I wonder if this counts as explicit advertising. 😃
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    Majik
    Feb 1, 2013 5:35 PM UTC
    I am in Australia. My location is set as Australia too. I see the pandora icon On the sonos.com.au/music page.

    That's different from them claiming it works in the region though.

    I'm not sure what the advertising laws are in Australia, but if you (or moondy) really believe it is false advertising then you to take it to whatever advertising authority there is in Australia.

    I can tell you that if you approached the ASA in the UK they wouldn't consider this as false advertising.

    I will also point out that there are also civil laws that protect companies and individuals against false accusations being made against them in public. As such I suggest that people, in general, need to be more careful about what they accuse companies and others of in public. Unless they can prove those accusations to be true, they risk being sued by the company they are accusing.

    I doubt that Sonos would take such a hard line, but making false accusations against companies is a dangerous pastime as some of them can overreact.

    Cheers,

    Keith
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