I have a Sonos Arc in my living room and I would like to add one additional speaker in my kitchen to play the same sound as my TV. Mainly to listen to the TV while I’m cooking dinner. I can see the TV from part of my kitchen and currently have to crank up my Arc to be able to hear it clearly. I don’t need anything fancy so I am thinking a Sonos One?
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Pair Sonos Arc to one speaker
Best answer by GuitarSuperstar
You can group another Sonos speaker (like the One) with the Arc to play the same audio, but you might experience a slight audio delay from the grouped speaker when playing TV audio. Although the delay may not be as noticeable since the second speaker will be in a separate room as the Arc.
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You can group another Sonos speaker (like the One) with the Arc to play the same audio, but you might experience a slight audio delay from the grouped speaker when playing TV audio. Although the delay may not be as noticeable since the second speaker will be in a separate room as the Arc.
+18I use a Sons One this way in my open plan kitchen and am not bothered by the delay.
I’d lean to an Era 100 these days, better sound and decent price.
If going for cheap a One SL is a good option if you don’t need voice control.
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