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Florent80
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Nov 3, 2026 8:27 AM UTC
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Couplé deux Sonos à une même pièces

Bonjour, 

J'ai une petite question,

J'ai deux enceintes Sonos (One SL et Ray) qui fonctionnent en Air Play. 
J'ai récemment fait l'acquisition d'une Apple TV 4K et je peux donc connecter les deux enceintes sur celle-ci. 

Quand je démarre l'Apple TV, il n'y a qu'une seule des deux Sonos qui se connecte dessus. 

Comment je pourrais faire de mon côté pour soit réunir les deux enceintes sur une seule et même connexion Air Play ou soit pour que l'Apple TV se connecte sur les deux en même temps dès son démarrage ? 

Merci à vous !

Florent

Airgetlam
AirgetlamAnswer
Nov 4, 2026 4:53 AM UTC

I don’t think that’s the way AirPlay 2 works, although it certainly is recommended. If you target two (or more) speakers using AirPlay 2, you increase the bandwidth used by the Apple device, which can tax the ‘modem’ chip in it. As at ​@kdowling suggests, it’s much better to send the AirPlay 2 signal to one speaker, then use the Sonos software to ‘group’ other Sonos speakers. 
 

Note, although you have a Sonos soundbar, you can’t set up a single speaker of any type as a surround speaker, nor can you send anything other than a stereo signal through AirPlay 2. However, grouping them with the Sonos software should work fine. 

Bruce
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kdowling
kdowling
Nov 4, 2026 4:18 AM UTC

You can only Airplay to one sonos speaker. You would then have to group another speaker to that one using the sonos app.

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Airgetlam
AirgetlamAnswer
Nov 4, 2026 4:53 AM UTC

I don’t think that’s the way AirPlay 2 works, although it certainly is recommended. If you target two (or more) speakers using AirPlay 2, you increase the bandwidth used by the Apple device, which can tax the ‘modem’ chip in it. As at ​@kdowling suggests, it’s much better to send the AirPlay 2 signal to one speaker, then use the Sonos software to ‘group’ other Sonos speakers. 
 

Note, although you have a Sonos soundbar, you can’t set up a single speaker of any type as a surround speaker, nor can you send anything other than a stereo signal through AirPlay 2. However, grouping them with the Sonos software should work fine. 

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    kdowling
    kdowling
    Nov 4, 2026 3:18 PM UTC

    I didn’t phrase that very well. There was a time when the Apple TV 4k could only use 1 default airplay device (that wasn’t a homepod) on startup. But I guess that changed at some point. My Apple TV 4k is now on tvOS 27.2 and it remembers multiple sonos airplay speakers on startup.

    Make sure you use the Apple TV 4k Settings → Video and Audio → Audio Output to select the airplay devices you want to use by default.

    But, as already mentioned, Sonos does a better job sending audio to multiple devices.

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