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Contributor I
July 15, 2025
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Epson LS800 / X Box Series X / Sonos Arc Ultra, 300s, Sub 4

  • July 15, 2025
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Hello, I am attempting to set-up my new Sonos system (Arc Ultra center speaker, 300s left and right rear, and subwoofer 4) and believe I may need to purchase an eArc adapter based on what I am reading (Epson LS800 does not support eArc on its own).

 

Here is the set-up I am attempting to achieve (happy to hear feedback if this does not seem ideal):  Use the projector (Epson LS800) only for visual and no longer use it’s speaker, use X Box Series X for everything (gaming, streaming services, etc.) on projector HDMI 3 dedicated gaming port, use Sonos for all audio.

 

I currently have the Sonos system set-up and loving how it sounds when streaming music to it from my phone, but still working on the set-up mentioned above and a bit confused.  Appreciate any feedback and advice!

 

Here are two prior threads that I believe apply to this and could be helpful

 

And this is the device I see mentioned often online when I attempt to find answers, but seeking confirmation before I purchase and go this direction:

 

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Best answer by AjTrek1

Click the link for the HD Fury Arcana that allows connection of the Arc or Arc Ultra to a projector to enjoy Dolby Atmos. If Dolby Atmos is not what you’re interested in then a simple HDMI cable will suffice.

 

4K Arcana 18Gbps | HDFury.com | Connect and Fix everything in HDMI

 

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AjTrek1
AjTrek1Answer
July 15, 2025

Click the link for the HD Fury Arcana that allows connection of the Arc or Arc Ultra to a projector to enjoy Dolby Atmos. If Dolby Atmos is not what you’re interested in then a simple HDMI cable will suffice.

 

4K Arcana 18Gbps | HDFury.com | Connect and Fix everything in HDMI

 

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Airgetlam
July 16, 2025

Note that Sonos doesn’t produce a ‘center’ speaker. You can not add front left or front right speakers to any Sonos soundbar. 

Bruce