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thos
Contributor III
April 14, 2014

Mounting and hiding cables for Sonos Play:1

Hi all,
I've just bought a pair of Sonos Play:1 to join my growing family of Sonos products and I'm moving into a new house so while I'm doing first fix I'd like to look at some neat ways to mount and cable these speakers on the wall.
I'd like to avoid seeing cables or plugs, but I dont see any creative solutions out there apart from just taking the standard power cable down through the wall to a remote socket. Hard-wiring into the wall is an option, but by the time you've got a cover plate it's going to look a little unsightly.

Anyone got any creative or neat solutions?

Thanks,
Tom
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    ivovic
    ivovic
    Trending Lyricist I
    December 10, 2016
    Also, actually, the Play:1 sounds really very good for a speaker of its size. It's very easy get something that mounts more easily, but very hard to find a speaker that size which sounds better.
      drckarcher
      Contributor I
      June 28, 2017
      It's hard to understand why folks would rather struggle with extending power and installing recessed outlets when a simpler solution already exists with the Connect Amp.

      The AMP can only be used as source for rear speakers in a 5.1 setup if connected by ethernet to the soundbar. Wireless won't work.
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