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Avid Contributor I
February 6, 2021
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Can I Save and Switch Between TruePlay Profiles On My Soundbar?

I set up a Playbar in our barn as part of a home theater system.  (The rec room is down there, so, no, it’s not for pigs or cows in the barn!)  I remember going through the room with my phone to help the Playbar read the room and set things up.  For various reasons, I may be replace the Playbar with an Arc.  That would mean I could sell the Playbar or move it into my study.

The issue with my study is that I have 3-4 different places where I’m sitting and would be listening to music or watching movies on the sofa.  Is it possible to create some kind of profile for the Playbar for each of the locations I’ll be sitting in, so I can switch from one to the other, depending on where I’m sitting?

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Lead Maestro
February 6, 2021

No, the Sonos app only saves one Trueplay tuning for your Playbar at a time. If you want a different tuning from a different listening location, you’ll have to redo the Trueplay tuning process from that new location and the previous tuning will be erased.

"Receive with simplicity everything that happens to you." - Rashi

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Lead Maestro
February 6, 2021

No, the Sonos app only saves one Trueplay tuning for your Playbar at a time. If you want a different tuning from a different listening location, you’ll have to redo the Trueplay tuning process from that new location and the previous tuning will be erased.

"Receive with simplicity everything that happens to you." - Rashi
TangoMeAuthor
Avid Contributor I
February 8, 2021

No, the Sonos app only saves one Trueplay tuning for your Playbar at a time. If you want a different tuning from a different listening location, you’ll have to redo the Trueplay tuning process from that new location and the previous tuning will be erased.

Thanks.  Not the answer I was hoping for, but a good answer.