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nik9669aAnswer
Senior Virtuoso
May 17, 2026

If you have them set as two stereo-pairs you need to decide which two are the left channels and which are the right. With some room layouts it’s obvious, but with others it can give quite unsatisfying results, and 4 individual rooms/speakers set as a group gives better results. 

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Airgetlam
Airgetlam
May 17, 2026

You can ‘group’ them as two Sonos ‘rooms’ in the same physical room, but Sonos won’t allow four (plus a sub) in a single software ‘room’. 

Bruce
    nik9669aAnswer
    Senior Virtuoso
    May 17, 2026

    If you have them set as two stereo-pairs you need to decide which two are the left channels and which are the right. With some room layouts it’s obvious, but with others it can give quite unsatisfying results, and 4 individual rooms/speakers set as a group gives better results. 

      Stephanie1977Author
      Contributor I
      May 17, 2026

      Thanks 

        Stanley_4
        Stanley_4
        Grand Maestro
        May 17, 2026

        The mini-Sub will be the next challenge, once you pick your speaker arrangement, as it can only Bond to one Sonos Room. So one speaker or a stereo Pair, but not all four speakers.

        Given all the possibilities and room interactions trying different options is your best bet. Use a extension cord to avoid the need to power-cycle the Sub as you move it around.

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