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mikecfry
Contributor I
October 10, 2024
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Wall Mounting a Ray Soundbar

I just added a Ray Sounbar to a bar room that already has 2 ERA100s and a Sub Mini. Purpose is to improve TV sound and be able to leverage the other speakers for that when not playing music.  I wall mounted the Ray directly below a TV and realized I mounted is it upside down - with the touch controls on the bottom. This is ideal since the touch controls would be difficult to use if mounted on top.  Is there any issue with the soundbar being mounted inverted?

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melvimbe
melvimbeAnswer
October 10, 2024

Your left and right audio channels are going to be reversed.  Some of Sonos speakers have sensors or settings for when they are mounted upside down or other, but I don’t think Ray is one of them.

Danny
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melvimbe
melvimbeAnswer
October 10, 2024

Your left and right audio channels are going to be reversed.  Some of Sonos speakers have sensors or settings for when they are mounted upside down or other, but I don’t think Ray is one of them.

Danny
    mikecfryAuthor
    Contributor I
    October 10, 2024

    Thanks - thought that could be the case, but figured even my old Play 3 had orientation sensors so figured something as new as the Ray would as well, but couldn't find any specs confirming it. 

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