I just bought a playbar + SUB for the family room TV setup and would like to buy 2 surrounds to complete the 5.1 setup.
A friend is willing to sell me his single Play1 and single Play3 for a really good price ($200 total), so I'm certainly going to take it.
As the topic suggests, I want to know if using a Play1 for one surround and a Play3 for the other will result in 1 side sounding louder than the other. I would guess that the Playbar will recognize the setup and adjust for this.
I know that the Play3 may be a waste of a larger speaker when watching TV, but I think it would be great to have as a versatile speaker for music+entertaining.
Do I buy a second Play1 or just use the Play3 as one of the rear surrounds?
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Do I buy a second Play1 or just use the Play3 as one of the rear surrounds?
I am pretty sure this will not be recognised. Get a second play 1 and release the 3 for what it is better suited - music in a small space like a kitchen or bedroom.
Kumar is correct. You can't use dissimilar models as surrounds. They must match.
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