+1I’d like to buy a sub and place it under my sofa (my wife wants it hidden) but I’ve measured and while it will fit, it will be pressed up against the fabric of the bottom of the sofa. There will be no air between the sub and the furniture or floor.
Can anyone inform if this would negatively impact the quality of the sound I’d get?
Best answer by GuitarSuperstar
From Sonos:
”If you place the Sub horizontally on the floor, don’t put anything on top of it. Leave at least 1" clearance along the top of the Sub if placing under furniture.”
From Sonos:
”If you place the Sub horizontally on the floor, don’t put anything on top of it. Leave at least 1" clearance along the top of the Sub if placing under furniture.”
I'd say it will still sound great. I'd just be concerned if any accidental movement of the couch would damage the unit or tug hard on the power cable, but you could loop that around a leg or frame to stop that from happening.
That sub can sit anywhere you have a plug socket and still add something extra to your setup. There must be somewhere you could hide it. Mine is behind the couch where I sit where I can almost feel it as well as hear it!
The Sonos sub is pretty understated as subs go. Should be easy to find a compromise with your better half.
+21There are brackets available to even mount the Sub on a wall.
It’s always a good idea to add new hardware when your partner’s not about 😂
You might look at some extenders to raise the couch a bit.
When discussing speaker placement with a spouse it is often best to pick the most obnoxious possible spot for the initial placement. From there you can compromise on where you really wanted them.
Another reason why it probably won’t work is because the sofa will be a very uncomfortable place to sit on when the sub is driving bass through it:-).
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