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I don’t know that there has been an new sequence release. I had another item he said he is going to try and get out in future app. I think he is a one man show - may take a while.
I believe he was looking for someone with a Playbase to help test the 5.1 functionality as he only has a Playbar. I don't know if he ever found someone willing to help test. And as Chris said, I also think he's a one man show. This is likely a side project for him.
Pairing the two speakers rather than grouping. I've recently purchased the Sonos One, two speaker deal thinking that they would pair with any other Sonos speaker to find they don't. WHY, OH WHY, would I wish to pair two Alexa capable speakers together rather than have them in separate rooms. I have several Play One speakers which I would like to pair with the Sonos One's allowing stero in different rooms.
Yup add me too, just bought a pair of one’s hoping to set up stereo pairs with legacy 1’s (quite a similar name, never occurred to me that they wouldn’t be compatible), so feeling a bit mugged off! Reminds me of the bad old days of proprietary Sony, can’t believe it is anything to do with tech but just cynical marketing. With 7 speakers now I feel i’ve Made a proper investment and would like to be able to use them more sensibly 😞
I'm disgusted with this. I've bought quite heavily into the Sonos chain:4 (paired LR) Play:1s, 2 Play 5s. Recently bought a Playbase and 2 Ones for a surround system with the intention of using my existing Play:1s for surround speakers and using the new Ones as stereo pairs with my old Play:1s. It seems pretty shit of Sonos not to enable this