Grouping the additional 100s for TV use will result in a delay/echo that many find objectionable. For music streaming it would work well.
I'd consider a pair of 300s so you could do Atmos music using just them.
Or just have a stereo pair set up as an additional “room” (since a room is just a label to identify a speaker or set of speakers) and use them for music play.
to clarify, I dont really use the Sonos for music, mostly TV and movies
to clarify, I dont really use the Sonos for music, mostly TV and movies
You cannot add front speakers to a soundbar. All soundbars already contain the front Left/Center/Right in a single enclosure.
to clarify, I dont really use the Sonos for music, mostly TV and movies
You cannot add front speakers to a soundbar. All soundbars already contain the front Left/Center/Right in a single enclosure.
I can pair my era 100s stereo
I can pair my era 100s stereo
Sure, but that is not adding front speakers to a soundbar. You can pair them and group them, but for TV you will get an echo, and all channels; fronts, surrounds, and Atmos will play out of the stereo paired 100’s ruining any Atmos or surround effects.
to clarify, I dont really use the Sonos for music, mostly TV and movies
You cannot add front speakers to a soundbar. All soundbars already contain the front Left/Center/Right in a single enclosure.
I can pair my era 100s stereo
Earlier you said you don’t listen to music. Why do you want an additional set of stereo speakers? It’ll interfere with a 5.1 sound system if you run them together (as well as being out of sync for a video source). You seem to be contradicting yourself.