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February 3, 2024

4 speakers in one room(1) and classical music distortion(2)

I am new to forum. The basics about my system- I have two 100’s and two 1’s in room. All my music is in the format of mp3s on Amazon Music. First, I’ve followed manual to the letter about setup, and am wondering if there is anything about “four in one” that might be helpful. Second, and most importantly, I’m getting noticeable distortion when listening to some classical tracks- but only orchestral music and not solo piano or jazz and rock. I’ve had a friend listen and she hears it also, so it’s not just me. I’m wondering if the distortion has anything to do a frequency problem, given that orchestral (strings, basically) sounds probably differ from others that aren’t affected. Thanks for any suggestions. DT

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14 replies

Airgetlam
February 10, 2024

In addition, I’d also double check to ensure that crossfade was turned off for that service in the Sonos controller. 

Bruce
treesdrAuthor
February 10, 2024

I’ll bet it’s crossfade- but I can’t find it anywhere on settings. Thanks again

Senior Virtuoso
February 10, 2024

I’ll bet it’s crossfade- but I can’t find it anywhere on settings. Thanks again

Choose Room ( middle icon at the bottom of the screen in the app), select your room, then click the “…” icon and you should see it as an option. 

treesdrAuthor
February 13, 2024

Thanks again for help. I doubt I would have found it on my own.