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Airgetlam
July 12, 2021

It’s been an issue that has had multiple threads about it. So far, Sonos hasn’t done anything, possibly due to the nature of the digital amplifier driving the speakers.
 

For now, your best bet is to move the speakers further away from your current listening position. I used to have my Ones about a foot from my head, they were too ‘loud’ at minimum settings. I moved the to the opposite side of the room, and now it’s fine. 

Bruce
Contributor I
July 13, 2021

It’s been an issue that has had multiple threads about it. So far, Sonos hasn’t done anything, possibly due to the nature of the digital amplifier driving the speakers.
 

For now, your best bet is to move the speakers further away from your current listening position. I used to have my Ones about a foot from my head, they were too ‘loud’ at minimum settings. I moved the to the opposite side of the room, and now it’s fine. 

Thanks. I’ll try and move them farther away from me. 

Stanley_4
Grand Maestro
July 13, 2021

It would give the support folks here better information to pass to the programmers if you could give them the music source you were using.

I pretty much stick to my local library and Amazon and have no issues with the volume going low enough for night use,

Contributor I
July 13, 2021

It would give the support folks here better information to pass to the programmers if you could give them the music source you were using.

I pretty much stick to my local library and Amazon and have no issues with the volume going low enough for night use,

I use Apple Music and YouTube Music for the most part. I used to have the same issue with some headphones, until the manufacturer finally released a firmware update that offered more granular control over the volume.