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Trending Lyricist I
Jan 22, 2023 8:11 PM UTC
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When will Sonos update the app with a 3 band EQ? Bass-Mid-Treble?

Sonos app update. 3 band EQ BASS-MID-TREBLE greater user control. It’s the weakness in the app.

 

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Sotiris C.
Sonos Staff
Jan 24, 2023 2:33 PM UTC

Hello @grindlizer and welcome to Sonos Community!

Thank you for the feedback, it is much appreciated.

I have marked this thread as a feature request, and forwarded it to the relevant teams for consideration.

Leaving a like and marking Best Answer might make someone's day. Who knows, that someone might be you.

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jgatie
Aug 5, 2023 7:18 PM UTC

You are asking "how long" about something which hasn't even been commented on by Sonos.  Optimism is great, but I wouldn't expect anything from Sonos on this issue, regardless of the time frame.

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Trending Lyricist I
Aug 5, 2023 8:05 PM UTC

Oh well. You maybe right. Meanwhile I’ll keep hoping, and continue to ask. Or, sometime in the near future start buying components for a  system with greater control and flexibility. Sounds like Sonos is in the, if it’s not broke don’t fix it mode right now. And I don’t understand why they’re concentrating only on new speaker production only. Better speakers would seem to call for greater or enhanced E Q possibilities. Sonos just opened me up to the possibility of a great sounding surround system. Now I want to complete my quest for a great sound system experience.

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Stanley_4
Grand Maestro
Aug 6, 2023 2:26 AM UTC

Sonos has a long history of concentrating on stuff that sells more Sonos.

If you want a tweaker’s dream audio system there are many out there, just not from Sonos.

I went the opposite direction from you, my fancy audio system was given to a friend and I put in Sonos so I could just enjoy my music, not twiddling bits. Never going back.

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