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Ading a third speaker

  • 7 November 2023
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L

The answers here are a bit confusing so let me ask.

 

I currently have a Sonos Beam and two One SL speakers all set up as my living room. Can I add a third speaker out on my patio and selectively turn the pation off when I am in the house and listening in the living room.

 

Thanks

 

Len

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Best answer by Airgetlam 7 November 2023, 23:17

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Airgetlam

You can certainly group two rooms at will in the Sonos software. Or, for that matter, ungroup them. 

Note that any room grouped with a TV room, and playing an input from the TV, will be slightly delayed, by at least 75 ms. This shouldn’t be a problem when you can’t hear both rooms at the same time, in fact I’ve done this before with my TV room and my kitchen. As long as I didn’t stand in the doorway between the two, it was fine. And since I don’t have the need to stand in the doorway…

However, that same grouping, when streaming music from the internet (not the TV input), will be in sync, 100%. 

Bruce
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Yes.

You would add the third speaker as a new Sonos Room and you could use it alone or you could Group it to play what the Beam and SL pair are playing.

L

Thanks for the replies. Roam is working great.

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