Like the place on the product page under FAQs where it says:
Can I use two Moves as home theater surrounds?
No.
Not to ruin your desire, which I completely understand, the fact that the speakers are not capable of joining a SonosNet signal indicates it’s unlikely to ever be able to ‘bond’ with a Sonos sound bar or Sonos Amp.
Like the place on the product page under FAQs where it says:
Can I use two Moves as home theater surrounds?
No.
Not to ruin your desire, which I completely understand, the fact that the speakers are not capable of joining a SonosNet signal indicates it’s unlikely to ever be able to ‘bond’ with a Sonos sound bar or Sonos Amp.
Is it not ever going to capable - i.e missing a components that would be required - or not implemented? Granted net result to end user is the same. But do we know for a fact they could not implement this via a firmware update if they choose to invest the time? I don’t know so genuine question. Thanks.
I would be surprised if the hardware is incapable of supporting this feature. But I don't know that and it's possible.
Either way, Sonos must have thought long and hard about not allowing it. I suspect Sonos have decided that HT systems are meant to be semi permanent and the Move... well the clue is in the name.
A better option in just about every way would be two One SLs for surrounds, staying put, and a Move for on tbe move.